Nonprofit Accountants · Verified Directory
Accounting that protects your mission
CPAs and accountants for 501(c)(3) organizations, foundations, and nonprofits. Form 990 preparation, fund accounting, grant compliance, and audit-ready financials.
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By city
Find Nonprofit CPAs by city
Houston, TX
Houston CPAs serve energy, healthcare, and the city's vast small-business community.
Dallas, TX
Dallas accounting firms anchor finance, real estate, and corporate headquarters across DFW.
Los Angeles, CA
LA's accountants specialize in entertainment, real estate, and creative-industry tax planning.
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco CPAs serve startups, venture-backed companies, and complex equity-comp clients.
New York City, NY
NYC's accountants cover Wall Street, media, real estate, hospitality, and the small businesses of all five boroughs.
Miami, FL
Miami's CPAs specialize in international tax, real estate, hospitality, and Latin American business.
Chicago, IL
Chicago accountants serve professional services, manufacturing, logistics, and the Midwest's largest corporate base.
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta's CPAs support film, fintech, logistics, and one of the country's most dynamic small-business scenes.
Boston, PA
Boston-area accountants serve life sciences, higher education, financial services, and innovation-economy startups.
Seattle, WA
Seattle CPAs serve tech, aerospace, and the Pacific Northwest's deep entrepreneurial bench.
Common questions
About nonprofit accountants
Does my nonprofit need an audit?+
Most states require an audit above a revenue threshold (often $500K–$2M). Federal grant recipients above $750K trigger a Single Audit under Uniform Guidance.
What's fund accounting?+
A method nonprofits use to track restricted, temporarily restricted, and unrestricted funds separately so donor intent and grant terms are honored.
This information is general and does not constitute professional advice. Consult a licensed professional for guidance specific to your situation.