Free Nonprofit Audit Tools
9 free tools, no account and nothing stored. They answer from the Federal Audit Clearinghouse single audit database, IRS Form 990 e-file data and the Code of Federal Regulations, and every figure on them carries its source and its date.
Do We Need a Single Audit This Year?
Does our nonprofit need a single audit for this fiscal year?
Reads: 2 CFR 200.501, applied to the date your fiscal year begins
When Is Our Single Audit Due?
When is the reporting package due, and has our last one reached the FAC?
Reads: 2 CFR 200.512(a)(1), the IRS Form 990 due date, and the FAC accepted dates
Nonprofit Audit Lookup
Has this nonprofit had a single audit, who signed it and what was found?
Reads: the Federal Audit Clearinghouse single audit database
Who Audits Nonprofit Organizations?
How many nonprofits does this CPA firm audit, where, and with what findings?
Reads: the auditor named on every nonprofit single audit in the FAC
Major Program Determination Worksheet
Which programs are Type A, which Type B must be risk-assessed, and what coverage is needed?
Reads: 2 CFR 200.518 table 1, 200.518(d) and (f), and 200.520
How Common Is a Single Audit Finding?
How common is a material weakness in our state and year?
Reads: nonprofit single audit reports in the FAC, with the denominator shown
Nonprofit Audit Preparation Checklist
What will the auditor ask for, including for our own federal programs?
Reads: the base request list, plus your last SEFA and prior-year findings
Build a Nonprofit Audit RFP
How do we write and send an audit RFP?
Reads: a checklist; nothing is stored unless you post it
Nonprofit Audit Cost Estimator
What do nonprofits like ours report paying for accounting services?
Reads: Form 990 Part IX line 11c, by state and revenue band
Which free tools does AuditRadar publish?
9 of 9 are live right now. They answer the questions a nonprofit or a CPA firm asks around a single audit: whether one is required, when it is due, what the Federal Audit Clearinghouse already holds about an organization or a firm, how major programs are determined, how common a finding is, and what to have ready.
What data do they read?
The Federal Audit Clearinghouse single audit database and IRS Form 990 e-file data for the figures, and the Code of Federal Regulations for the rules. Every page names its source and the date it was read. See data status for how fresh each source is.
Do I need an account?
No. Every tool on this page works without signing in, and nothing you type is stored.