How Often Do Florida Nonprofits Change Auditors?

Between audit years 2024 and 2025, 40 of 761 Florida nonprofits with comparable single audits (5.3%) had a primary auditor that differs from the prior observed year, based on Federal Audit Clearinghouse filings as of 2026-10-30.

Data as of Oct 30, 2026 · Source: Federal Audit Clearinghouse (public data)

How often does the observed auditor change in Florida?

Observed auditor changes by year pair
Year pairOrganizations comparedAuditor changedRate
2016 → 20177556969 of 755 (9.1%)
2017 → 20187814545 of 781 (5.8%)
2018 → 20197864242 of 786 (5.3%)
2019 → 20207764949 of 776 (6.3%)
2020 → 20218188787 of 818 (10.6%)
2021 → 20228826969 of 882 (7.8%)
2022 → 20238615656 of 861 (6.5%)
2023 → 20248136767 of 813 (8.2%)
2024 → 20257614040 of 761 (5.3%)

Does the rate differ by organization size?

Observed auditor changes by size band
BandComparedChangedRate
$10M–$50M15099 of 150 (6.0%)
$1M–$3M2771010 of 277 (3.6%)
$3M–$10M2772020 of 277 (7.2%)
$50M+2011 of 20 (5.0%)
Under $1M3700 of 37 (0.0%)

How we computed this

A change is counted when the auditor named on a nonprofit's Federal Audit Clearinghouse single audit for one year is a different firm from the one named on its report for the prior year. A renamed or re-spelled firm is the same firm; a firm that appears to have combined into another is not counted as a change; pairs we cannot judge are left out of both numbers. Only organizations with a report in both years of a pair are compared, so the denominator is the number compared, not the number filed. It describes what the reports show, not a contract.

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AuditRadar. “How Often Do Florida Nonprofits Change Auditors?.” https://getauditradar.com/statistics/nonprofit-auditor-changes/fl/. Data as of 2026-10-30.

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