FAQ’s
A non-profit audit is an independent examination of an organization’s financial statements and related financial records. It helps provide assurance that the financial information is presented accurately and appropriately.
Depending on your organization’s circumstances, an audit may be required by law, regulators, grant providers, lenders, or other stakeholders. An audit can also help strengthen financial controls and increase confidence among donors and board members.
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the organization, the condition of its financial records, and the scope of the engagement. We will discuss the expected timeline with you before beginning the audit.
The required documents may include financial statements, general ledgers, bank statements, grant information, payroll records, invoices, supporting documentation, and other financial records. We will provide a customized list based on your organization.
Yes. We can help your organization understand what information and documentation will be needed and identify areas that may require attention before the audit begins.
Simply contact us to discuss your organization’s needs. We can learn more about your organization, answer your questions, and determine the appropriate audit services for you.