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What to Expect During a Nonprofit Audit Process

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Published Date
September, 2019
Publisher(s)
North Carolina State University
Author(s)
Julleen Snyder

Although audits can be stressful, conducting an audit for your nonprofit is an important way get advice on financial practices, determine what can be improved, build the organization's reputation for integrity, and provide transparency to board members, donors, and the public. This page offers information on how to prepare for a nonprofit audit and what to expect during and after the audit process.

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