Our seasoned auditors can help ensure that your business or nonprofit’s financial statements are fairly stated and accurately presented. Financial statement audits provide the highest level of assurance compared to reviews and compilations.
Businesses and nonprofits require some degree of financial reporting, including reviews and compilations. This reporting might be required by management, investors, bankers and regulatory agencies, which means you’ll want to work with a CPA who can carefully prepare proper and meaningful reports that you’ll understand. For more in-depth reporting, you may be required to have a financial statement audit.
If your organization receives federal funds (or even state and local government funding), you need to make sure you are in compliance with the more stringent requirements associated with government funding. You want a CPA who understands the rules and regulations set forth by the Uniform Guidance. Our Nonprofit Group has been performing Single Audits since the inception of this audit requirement.
Businesses and nonprofits require some degree of financial reporting, including reviews and compilations. This reporting might be required by management, investors, bankers and regulatory agencies, which means you’ll want to work with a CPA who carefully proper and meaningful reports that you’ll understand. For more in-depth reporting, you may be required to have a financial statement audit.
Employee benefit plan auditing is complex and requires specialized training that goes beyond financial statement audits. Substandard audit work can and often results in civil penalties against the plan sponsor by the U.S. Department of Labor. That’s why you want to work with a CPA who specializes in providing quality employee benefit plan audits.
You need strong internal controls at your business or nonprofit to help minimize the risk of fraud, reduce the likelihood of errors being entered into your accounting system and help ensure the reliability of financial information. Our CPAs can help you assess and strengthen your internal control system.
You want to work with a CPA who has experience working with businesses and nonprofits that receive funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Our CPAs understand the complexities and regulations associated with HUD insured mortgages and tenant assistant payments, and can help ensure you are in compliance.
