Nonprofit Audit Services, Done by a Specialist

A Single Audit or financial statement audit, handled by a CPA who specializes in nonprofit audits. Free consultation, no obligation.

  • Nonprofit-specialized, not generalist
  • Independent, standards-compliant
  • 3-4 week average turnaround
  • 50+ nonprofit audits completed
Free Audit Readiness Assessment. Normally $150, Free This Week

Is this you?

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A grantor, lender, or board just told you an audit is required

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You've talked to CPAs who quoted sky-high prices, dragged out the timeline, or just turned the work down

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Your current CPA doesn't specialize in nonprofits

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You're not sure if you need a full audit, a review, or a compilation

The Free Consultation, Explained

No generic sales pitch. 30 minutes, direct with a nonprofit-specialized CPA, three concrete outcomes.

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We confirm exactly which service you need: full audit, review, or compilation

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You get a real price range for your organization's size, not a generic quote

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We map out a realistic timeline, so you know what to tell your board or grantor

Your Audit, Step by Step

Six real stages, not a vague "we'll be in touch." Week-counts below are placeholders until confirmed.

Free Consultation

Week [X]

Confirm exactly what you need, get a real price range and a real timeline.

Documentation Review

Week [X]

We review your books and records against what the audit actually requires, before fieldwork starts.

Fieldwork & Testing

Week [X]

Testing transactions, confirming balances with banks, donors and lenders, reviewing grants and contracts.

Draft Financial Statements

Week [X]

Draft audited statements and disclosures, shared with you for review before anything is final.

Final Review & Delivery

Week [X]

Partner-level review, then your final audited financial statements and required letters.

Post-Audit Support

After

A walkthrough of results with your board if you want one, plus practical recommendations going forward.

Audit & Assurance Service Comparison

Not sure which one applies to you? Here's exactly how they differ. We'll confirm which fits on the free call.

ServiceAssurance LevelScope of WorkBest For
AuditHighest level of assuranceFull financial statement audit under GAAS; risk assessment, internal control walkthroughs, substantive testing, confirmations, analytical procedures, and an audit opinionOrganizations needing audited financials for lenders, grantors, state requirements, or board expectations
ReviewLimited assuranceInquiry and analytical procedures only; no testing of transactions; provides limited assurance that financials are free of material misstatementOrganizations that need a comfort-level report but not a full audit; lower-risk, smaller nonprofits
CompilationNo assurancePresents financial statements based on information management provides; no testing, no inquiries, no assuranceInternal use, board review, or when financial statements are needed but assurance isn't required
Single Audit / ComplianceHigh level of assuranceTesting of federal/state compliance requirements under 2 CFR 200 (Uniform Guidance); internal control evaluation; program-specific audit proceduresOrganizations receiving $750,000+ in federal awards annually

Meet the Team

Every engagement is led personally by the partner, backed by a specialized team, not a rotating bench of juniors.

Dickson Wasake, CPA, FCCA
Dickson Wasake, CPA, FCCA
Managing Partner

20-year CPA (US & UK). Former PwC, Baker Tilly, and Deloitte. Leads every engagement personally.

Oshin A, CA
Oshin A, CA
Audit Lead

Chartered Accountant, 10+ years in financial reporting, compliance, and audit support.

John M, CPA
John M, CPA
Of Counsel, Tax

40+ years in practice, MBA (Case Western). Nonprofit and cross-border tax specialist.

Janet N, MBA, ACCA
Janet N, MBA, ACCA
Client Accounting Lead

10+ years in finance and accounting, formerly at Glovo and Bolt.

Alvin T, FMVA
Alvin T, FMVA
Transaction Advisory Lead

Supported 10+ M&A deals totaling $150M+. Formerly Grant Thornton.

Marie Charmaine E
Marie Charmaine E
Operations Lead

Runs day-to-day operations and client support.

Nancy N
Nancy N
Business Development Lead

Leads growth strategy and new client relationships.

Why a Nonprofit Specialist, Not a Generalist

Nonprofit accounting is its own discipline. A generalist audit practice rarely works in it day to day.

Fund accounting, net asset classifications, and grant compliance rules a commercial-audit generalist rarely sees

We know 2 CFR 200 and Uniform Guidance inside out, not looking it up mid-engagement

Nonprofit-specialized pricing, not a markup on standard commercial audit rates

Not Ready to Book?

Take the free 2-minute "Is Your Bookkeeping Audit-Ready?" self-assessment and find out before you commit to anything.

What Clients Say

In their own words.

★★★★★

"Dickson quickly understood our needs and gave practical solutions. He is professional and knowledgeable. I highly recommend him for accounting and auditing help. He being a kind-hearted person is another plus for those working with him."

EJ
EjaazInvestor
★★★★★

"Our business vision has been made clearer, especially with regards to our financial position. Thanks to the accounting advisory services provided. Best of all you provide a prompt service for both our businesses in the UK and Africa."

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Jimmy E.Director
★★★★★

"It started with a vague conversation about a business idea that I had and went on to being one of the best decisions I've made in a long time. After just one advisory session with Dickson, I felt like I got my money's worth."

RS
Rita S.Fashion entrepreneur

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between an audit, a review, and a compilation?

See the comparison above. An audit gives the highest level of assurance and results in a signed opinion, a review gives limited assurance through inquiry and analytics only, and a compilation presents your numbers with no assurance at all. We'll confirm which one your grantor, lender, or board actually requires on the free call.

How much does a nonprofit audit cost?

It depends on your organization's size and complexity. We'll give you a real price range on the free consultation, not a guess.

How long does a nonprofit audit take?

Depends on your organization's size and how audit-ready your books are going in. We'll give you a real timeline on the free call, not a vague estimate.

Do I need a Single Audit, or just a financial statement audit?

If your organization spent $750,000 or more in federal awards in a single year, you likely need a Single Audit under 2 CFR 200 (Uniform Guidance). If not, a standard financial statement audit is probably what applies. We'll confirm on the free call.

Ready to Talk to a Nonprofit Audit Specialist?

Free consultation, no obligation, no generalist guesswork.