Microloan Program (ALN 59.046): Nonprofit Single Audit Statistics

107 nonprofits reported spending Microloan Program (ALN 59.046) funds in single audits for audit year 2025, $223,181,352 in total. 7 of 107 of those audits (6.5%) reported at least one finding on the program. Data as of 2026-11-06.

Data as of Nov 6, 2026 · Source: Federal Audit Clearinghouse (public data)

How many nonprofits report spending Microloan Program funds?

107 nonprofits reported Microloan Program (ALN 59.046) in single audits for audit year 2025, $223,181,352 in federal awards expended in total. A nonprofit is counted once per audit year.

Nonprofits reporting Microloan Program, by audit year
Audit yearNonprofitsAmount expended
2021112$190,753,015
2022112$213,014,749
2023118$236,382,334
2024111$234,829,073
2025107$223,181,352

How often is Microloan Program audited as a major program?

47 of 107 (43.9%) of these audits for audit year 2025 audited the program as a major program, one the auditor tests in depth under 2 CFR 200.518. The table gives the auditor’s opinion on the program in those audits.

Auditor opinion on Microloan Program where it was a major program
Opinion on the programAudits
Unmodified47 of 47 (100.0%)
Qualified0 of 47 (0.0%)
Adverse0 of 47 (0.0%)
Disclaimer0 of 47 (0.0%)

How often do audits report findings on Microloan Program?

7 of 107 (6.5%) of these audits for audit year 2025 reported at least one finding on the program. A finding counts for the program when the filing links it to an award under this Assistance Listing.

Audits with a finding on Microloan Program, by audit year
Audit yearAudits with a finding on the program
20213 of 112 (2.7%)
20228 of 112 (7.1%)
202313 of 118 (11.0%)
20244 of 111 (3.6%)
20257 of 107 (6.5%)

Which compliance requirements do those findings cite?

A finding can cite more than one requirement. The counts can add to more than the number of findings.

Compliance requirements cited by findings on Microloan Program
RequirementFindings
Activities allowed or unallowed (A)2
Allowable costs / cost principles (B)2
Cash management (C)2
Eligibility (E)1

Is the money received directly or through a pass-through entity?

106 of 107 (99.1%) of these audits reported at least one award received directly from the federal agency; the others report the program through a pass-through entity.

How nonprofits received Microloan Program
How the award was receivedAudits
At least one award directly from the federal agency106 of 107 (99.1%)
Only through a pass-through entity1 of 107 (0.9%)

Which states report the most Microloan Program spending by nonprofits?

The ten states with the most nonprofits reporting the program for audit year 2025, with the federal awards those nonprofits expended.

States by nonprofits reporting Microloan Program
StateNonprofitsAmount expended
New York9$23,216,491
Minnesota7$13,763,760
California6$9,699,296
Massachusetts6$5,483,608
Pennsylvania6$8,536,316
Michigan5$9,489,390
Kentucky4$9,001,579
Maine4$7,404,920
Wisconsin4$2,970,577
Connecticut3$7,385,670

Which audit firms were observed on the most filings that report Microloan Program?

The auditor is the firm observed on each filing; this is not a client list. A firm is shown once under the name it files with, ranked by the nonprofits whose filing reports the program.

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How we computed this

Counts cover single audit filings by non-profit organizations for audit year 2025 in the Federal Audit Clearinghouse. A nonprofit is counted once per program. Amounts are federal awards expended as reported on the schedule of expenditures of federal awards. A finding is counted for a program when the filing links it to an award under this Assistance Listing. Listings reported by fewer than 100 nonprofits have no page.

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AuditRadar. “Microloan Program (59.046): Single Audit Data.” https://getauditradar.com/statistics/federal-programs/59-046/. Data as of 2026-11-06.