Nonprofits operate under a unique set of financial obligations — fund accounting, grant compliance, donor reporting, and IRS tax-exempt requirements demand more than standard bookkeeping. At Yartey & Associates, we understand the financial and regulatory landscape that nonprofit leaders navigate every day, and we bring the specialized expertise to help your organization stay compliant, financially healthy, and focused on its mission.

From small community organizations to established 501(c)(3)s, we serve as a trusted financial partner — handling the accounting, compliance, and reporting that keeps your board informed, your funders confident, and your operations running smoothly.

How We Serve Nonprofits

• Fund Accounting & Bookkeeping: Maintaining accurate books with proper fund tracking — restricted, unrestricted, and temporarily restricted — so you always know where each dollar stands.
• Financial Statement Preparation: Producing GAAP-compliant financial statements including the Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Activities, and Statement of Cash Flows for board and stakeholder reporting.
• Grant Accounting & Compliance: Tracking grant expenditures by funding source, preparing funder-required financial reports, and ensuring compliance with grant restrictions and reporting deadlines.
• Audit Preparation & Support: Organizing your records, reconciliations, and workpapers to make the audit process efficient — and helping you address any findings or recommendations.
• Internal Controls & Financial Policies: Designing the controls and policies your organization needs to protect assets, satisfy auditors, and build donor trust.
• Board Reporting & Financial Dashboards: Translating your financials into clear, accessible reports your board can actually use to govern and make decisions.

Why Nonprofits Choose Us

We know that mission-driven organizations can’t afford financial surprises. Our team brings nonprofit-specific accounting knowledge alongside the rigor and responsiveness of a full-service CPA firm.

• Deep familiarity with nonprofit GAAP, fund accounting, and IRS tax-exempt compliance
• Experience with federal and state grant requirements, including Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200)
• CPA oversight on all engagements — not just at audit time
• Clear, board-ready financial reporting that builds confidence with leadership and donors
• Flexible, cost-conscious engagements designed for organizations of all sizes and budgets