Nonprofits inherently feel a squeeze on resources. Most funds tend to be directed toward advancing your external cause rather than to supporting administration. Getting more than core objectives accomplished can be a real struggle—and doing so within budget, nearly impossible. 

Nonprofit managers and administrators are accountable for the financial activities of the organization to benefactors, boards of directors, and often their community. And grant applications or other funding pursuits must demonstrate your organization’s accountability, sound management, and reliable resources.

PSK satisfies your assurance needs and financial reporting requirements for boards of directors. We also perform accounting, bookkeeping, and audit procedures that help bring to fruition a stable, sustainable operating plan. By having our team scrutinize your accounting processes and records, everyone involved can gain confidence in your financial security.

Charities, trade associations, churches, national sororities, and private schools often rely on volunteer efforts to coordinate programs and events. Many volunteers handle cash regularly, but few organizations have proper controls in place to assure cash and other assets are safeguarded.

Fraud audits can also be performed to detect a known or suspected fraud occurrence—or just reduce the opportunity for it. As much as we hate to mention it, groups with an altruistic mission tend to trust volunteers too readily, and some people actually prey on that.

Maintaining 501(c)(3) tax exempt status is a key concern. Our team prepares your Forms 990 and other reports. We also develop internal control systems, record keeping procedures, statistical benchmarking reports, and help with annual projects such as budget preparation and analysis.

If your needs don’t require, or your budget prevents employing a full-time controller or CFO, PSK provides interim or part-time financial oversight through our rent-a-controller services.

Call on the CPA firm that knows how to help you further your organization’s cause.