Industry — Nonprofits
Helping mission-driven organizations meet funder requirements, sharpen financial reporting, and build the trust their boards and donors expect.
About the industry
Nonprofits report under a framework — ASC 958, functional expense allocation, restricted vs. unrestricted net assets, and a Form 990 that effectively serves as a public-facing financial statement — that punishes generic accounting.
Add federal grants subject to Uniform Guidance and Single Audit, state charitable registrations, board fiduciary expectations, and donor-restricted gift tracking, and the margin for sloppy reporting disappears.
We serve human services agencies, education nonprofits, faith-based organizations, foundations, and associations with assurance work and accounting infrastructure built specifically for the nonprofit financial framework.
What we deliver
Helping mission-driven organizations meet funder requirements, sharpen financial reporting, and build the trust their boards and donors expect.
Independent audits in accordance with GAAS and, where applicable, Uniform Guidance (Single Audit) — addressing functional expense allocation, restricted net asset roll-forwards, grant compliance, and the internal controls boards and funders rely on.
Review engagements for smaller nonprofits, foundations, and associations that need third-party assurance on their financial statements without triggering a full audit — common for state registration requirements and funder thresholds.
Compiled financial statements presented in the nonprofit reporting framework — clean Statement of Activities, Statement of Functional Expenses, and Statement of Financial Position — ready for boards, donors, and 990 preparation.
Form 990 preparation, schedule support, and grant compliance reporting — including functional expense allocation, restricted gift tracking, and the funder-facing documentation boards, donors, and government grantors expect.
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