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Disclosure practices of funded and non-funded religious non-profit organizations: A comparison
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Disclosure practices of funded and non-funded religious non-profit organizations: A comparison

S. Zainon, R. Atan, Z. Abu Bakar and R.T. Yeow
International Journal of Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences, Vol.7(5), pp.559-567
2013
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Abstract

Social responsibility performs by religious nonprofit organizations (RNPOs) typically depend on the availability of various sources of funds available. The most basic sources of funds available are from donations, corporate giving and grants. The main objective of this study is to analyze the disclosure practices of funded and non-funded RNPOs. Through content analysis on the sample of 83 RNPOs annual returns for the year 2010, results of independent sample T-test indicated that funded RNPOs are more likely to disclose information. In addition, ANOVA findings confirmed the differences in the disclosure practices among funded organizations of government, private and non-funded RNPOs. The results of this study provide empirical evidence to the government and other resource providers in scrutinizing the decision to distribute their funds to these RNPOs.

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