Audits that hold up to the strictest scrutiny.
Independent financial statement audits, reviews, and agreed-upon procedures for organizations whose stakeholders demand certainty — donors, boards, lenders, and regulators.
Everything your organization needs, under one engagement.
- Financial statement audits — businesses, nonprofits, donor projects
- Single audits under Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200)
- Financial statement reviews and compilations
- Agreed-upon procedures (AUP) engagements
- Internal controls evaluation and SOC-style assessments
- Risk assessments and fraud risk reviews
- Government audits and contract close-out audits
- Preparation and pre-audit readiness assistance
A clear, collaborative engagement — start to finish.
Planning
Risk assessment, scoping, and an engagement timeline you can plan around.
Fieldwork
Targeted testing, walkthroughs, and substantive procedures.
Review
Two-partner review and management discussion of findings.
Report
Final opinion, management letter, and recommendations for improvement.
Questions, answered.
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Are you independent for our audit?+
We perform audit and assurance engagements only when fully independent under AICPA and Government Auditing Standards (Yellow Book). We do not audit clients for whom we prepare books.
Do you perform Single Audits under Uniform Guidance?+
Yes. We perform Single Audits for organizations that expend $750,000 or more in federal awards, including risk-based major program selection and SEFA preparation guidance.
How long does an audit take?+
Most nonprofit and project audits run 2–4 months from kickoff to issuance, depending on the readiness of your records and complexity of operations.
What does an audit cost?+
Fees depend on size, complexity, and funding sources. We provide a fixed-fee proposal after an initial scoping conversation.