Accounting Information System in Non-Profit Civil Society Organizations

Survey Objective

This survey aims to collect information on the accounting information system in non-profit civil society organizations and its impact on management efficiency, financial transparency, internal control, and support for financial decision-making. The responses will be used for academic research purposes only, and the identities of the participants will not be disclosed.

Instructions

Please mark (✓) next to the option that reflects your opinion on each statement using the following scale: 1 = Agree | 2 = Neutral | 3 = Disagree.

Results are available only to the author

Gender:

Age:

Educational Qualification:

Legal form of the organization:

Job Title:

Years of experience in the organization:

Does the organization use the accounting system in daily financial operations?

Do employees rely on the accounting system when recording financial transactions?

Does the accounting system meet the needs of the organization?

Can the system effectively handle various financial activities?

Is the system easy for employees to use?

Does the system comply with accounting standards for non-profit organizations?

Do the financial reports provide sufficient clarity regarding the organization's financial resources?

Is financial information easily accessible when needed?

Does the financial information accurately present to stakeholders?

Does the accounting system reduce financial errors?

Does the system reduce opportunities for financial fraud?

Do the control procedures supported by the system contribute to improving the organization's financial performance?

Does the information available in the system help in making accurate financial decisions?

Does the system contribute to the speed of financial decision-making?

Does the organization rely on the accounting system for making important financial decisions?