Nonprofit Control Deficiencies and How to Correct Them

Just as in building a home, building a nonprofit requires that certain foundations and securities be set in place. By establishing strong internal controls, nonprofit organizations can correct control deficiencies and ensure their financial health. Nonprofit organizations are encouraged to create a set of checks and balances for any associated individuals or entities otherwise known as internal controls. Instituting solid controls in your business or organization helps avoid serious issues that range from receiving a qualified or adverse opinion from auditors to more serious legal or tax implications.

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Open Position: Senior Audit Manager

Want to work in a flexible environment where you don’t key or report hours? Want to use the latest and greatest in audit technology? Value based audit engagements?….What?… Like living in the cloud? How do incentives and an excellent benefits package sound to you? Sound counter-auditor? Too good to be true? It’s not.

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