Bilingual church accounting

Finally, church accounting software that speaks your congregation's language.

ContaIglesia helps Spanish-speaking and bilingual churches track income, expenses, giving and reports — without forcing your treasurer into an English-only system built for someone else's church.

Why English-only church software falls short here

Most church accounting tools on the market — Aplos, PowerChurch, IconCMO — were designed for English-speaking finance teams. A large and fast-growing share of U.S. congregations run day-to-day treasury in Spanish, with leadership reviewing results in English. Forcing that team into an English-only tool built for someone else's church rarely works well.

A treasurer or admin who thinks and registers movements in Spanish.
A pastor or board that needs a report they can read in English.
Giving, expenses and funds spread across spreadsheets, texts and photos of receipts.

What matters for day-to-day compliance

Churches are automatically tax-exempt and generally do not need to file an annual Form 990. What actually matters day to day: any gift of $250 or more needs a written acknowledgment for the donor to deduct it, and a related school or program with its own EIN has its own filing threshold once it grows past $50,000 in gross receipts.

Year-end giving statements ready for every donor above the $250 threshold.
Separate books for a school, outreach program or second campus with its own EIN.
Records your CPA can work with quickly at tax time.

How ContaIglesia fits

The accounting workspace itself runs in Spanish today — that is where most bilingual church treasuries already operate. This site is available in English so pastors, boards and English-speaking staff can evaluate whether it fits before the team gets started.

Try it free for 30 days before choosing a plan.
Guided setup available if your team is migrating from spreadsheets.
Support available by email and WhatsApp.
Next step

See if ContaIglesia fits your church.

Start the 30-day trial, or talk to us first if you'd rather review your church's structure before signing up.