Audit & Financial Readiness • Nonprofit & Research Organizations
Face your next audit with a clearer picture.
Know what is supported, what is still unresolved, and where preparation needs attention—before the audit is underway.
Pennies Count helps your team examine financial records, reconciliations, reporting, and documentation, then organize the work needed to strengthen readiness.
Let’s Talk It ThroughWhen audit season feels uncertain
What still needs attention?
- Prior-year findings remain unresolved.
- Reconciliations or supporting schedules are incomplete.
- Documentation is difficult to locate or explain.
- An accounting transition has left unanswered questions.
- Growth or new funding has made reporting more complex.
A practical place to begin
Make the gaps visible.
We take a structured, forensic-minded look at the financial information and processes behind your records. The engagement focuses on the areas most relevant to your organization and upcoming audit.
You gain a clearer understanding of unresolved items, missing support, and preparation priorities so your team can address them with purpose.
Where we help
Stronger support behind the numbers.
Financial records & reconciliations
Examine account balances, unusual activity, inconsistencies, and key balance sheet reconciliations to identify items needing explanation or support.
Schedules & documentation
Identify gaps in supporting records and financial schedules, and help organize information needed for the audit process.
Control concerns & prior findings
Consider process weaknesses and prior audit findings that may affect readiness, with attention to responsibilities, documentation, and unresolved issues.
Audit preparation & coordination
Help your team organize requested information, track preparation items, and clarify financial questions that need attention before or during the audit.
How we work together
From uncertainty to a preparation plan.
1. Understand
Discuss the audit timeline, prior findings, team capacity, and areas creating concern.
2. Examine
Agree on the scope and examine selected records, schedules, reconciliations, and documentation.
3. Prepare
Clarify priorities and agree on any additional preparation support your team needs.
Choose your starting point
A first look or a focused review.
Complimentary Audit Risk Assessment
Start with an initial look at areas that may deserve attention before your next audit.
Audit-Ready Review
Explore a focused readiness review when you want a closer look at selected financial records and preparation gaps.