Nonprofit Lookup: Search Audits by Name or EIN
Search any nonprofit by name or EIN and see the single audits on file at the Federal Audit Clearinghouse: the years, the federal awards expended, the firm observed on each report, the findings, and the date each report was accepted.
Source: Federal Audit Clearinghouse, audit years 2016–2026 · Data as of 2026-11-15 · how fresh is this?
Has this nonprofit had a single audit?
Search by EIN or by name. Every audit year the Federal Audit Clearinghouse holds for that organization is listed with the federal awards expended, the threshold that applied, the findings reported and the date the FAC accepted the report. No result is also an answer: an organization below the threshold never files one.
Who signed the audit?
The firm named on the report for that year, described as most recently observed: the Clearinghouse records what was filed for a period that has already closed, not who holds the engagement today.
What if the nonprofit is not here?
Three reasons, in order of likelihood: it expends less than the single audit threshold in federal awards, so it never files; the report was accepted after our last sync; or it files under a different EIN. Form 990 data, which covers far more organizations, is at data status.
Can I look up a nonprofit by its tax ID number (EIN)?
Yes. Type the nine-digit EIN, with or without the dash. It is matched against the EIN the organization reported on its single audit, which finds it even when its name was entered differently from one year to the next.
Is this the IRS nonprofit search?
No. The IRS search is Tax Exempt Organization Search, which covers every exempt organization with its returns, determination letter and revocation status. This lookup searches the single audits filed with the Federal Audit Clearinghouse and shows the Form 990 figures we parsed beside them (what the Form 990 data covers).
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