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Summit Advisory offers fixed-fee nonprofit audit pricing so your organization knows exactly what to budget. We serve nonprofits, 501(c)(3)s, foundations, and charities nationwide with audit fees that are clear from day one.

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Fixed-Fee Engagements No Billing Surprises Nonprofit Specialists Nationwide Coverage
$4K–$10K
Financial Statement Audits
$2.5K–$4K
Financial Reviews
Fixed Fee
All Engagements — Know the Cost Upfront

Nonprofit Audit & Assurance Fees

All pricing is fixed-fee and provided in writing before the engagement begins. Final fee depends on your organization's size, program complexity, and reporting requirements.

Financial Review

Limited assurance using analytical procedures and inquiries. Ideal for nonprofits with $100K–$1M revenue.

Range $2,500–$4,000

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Analytical procedures over revenues & expenses
  • Management inquiries on key financial areas
  • Review report with limited assurance
  • Draft reviewed financials with disclosures
  • Management feedback & support letter

Compilation

Clean financial statements prepared without audit or review procedures. Great for grant applications and board use.

Range $2,000–$4,000

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Financial statements prepared from management data
  • No audit or review procedures
  • Compilation report issued by CPA
  • Ideal for newer nonprofits & grant applications
  • Fast turnaround engagement

Single Audit

Required for nonprofits expending $750,000+ in federal awards under OMB Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200).

Range $10,000–$25,000

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Full financial statement audit
  • Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA)
  • Major program determination & testing
  • Internal control over compliance evaluation
  • Federal Audit Clearinghouse (FAC) submission support
  • Findings, questioned costs & corrective action plan

Program-Specific Audit

Focused audit of a single program or grant as required by a funder. Streamlined scope and report.

Range $4,000–$7,000

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Targeted compliance procedures per funder requirements
  • Program revenue & expenditure testing
  • Grant agreement review
  • Streamlined audit report
  • Findings report if applicable

State Grant Compliance Audit

Specialized audits to meet state-specific grant requirements and reporting standards for funded nonprofits.

Range $3,000–$7,000

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • State agency compliance testing
  • Grant agreement & budget verification
  • Compliance reporting per state requirements
  • Control assessment over grant activities
  • State-specific audit report and findings

What Determines Your Nonprofit Audit Cost?

Every nonprofit is different. These factors influence where your engagement falls within our pricing range — we walk through each one during your free consultation.

Organization Size & Revenue

Larger organizations with higher revenues and more complex financial activity require additional audit procedures, which affects total fees.

Number of Federal & State Grants

Each grant program may trigger additional compliance testing. Single Audits with multiple major programs involve more scope and documentation.

Internal Controls & Prior Audit History

Organizations with stronger internal controls and clean prior audit histories typically require less testing, which can reduce engagement hours.

Complexity of Programs & Transactions

Revenue from multiple sources, restricted fund accounting, pass-through grants, and international activities add complexity to the audit scope.

First-Year vs. Recurring Engagement

First-year audits typically involve more upfront planning and documentation. Recurring clients often benefit from lower fees as we build institutional knowledge.

Timeliness & Client Readiness

Organizations that are well-prepared with complete documentation and a timely PBC list can reduce audit hours and keep fees toward the lower end of the range.

Nonprofit Assurance Services at a Glance

Not sure which service level your organization needs? Use this comparison to find the right fit.

Service Best For Assurance Level Starting Price
Financial Statement Audit Donors, lenders, foundations, state requirements Highest (Audit Opinion) $4,000–$10,000
Financial Review Smaller nonprofits, boards wanting light assurance Limited (Review Report) $2,500–$4,000
Compilation Grant applications, internal use, newer organizations None (Compilation Report) $2,000–$4,000
Single Audit Federal award recipients ($750K+ threshold) Highest + Compliance $10,000–$25,000
Program-Specific Audit Single grant or program per funder requirement High (Compliance) $4,000–$7,000
State Grant Compliance State-funded nonprofits with reporting obligations High (Compliance) $3,000–$7,000

Nonprofit Audit Pricing FAQ

How much does a nonprofit audit cost?
At Summit Advisory, nonprofit financial statement audits range from $4,000 to $10,000. Your final fee depends on your organization's size, program complexity, number of grants, and reporting requirements. We provide a fixed fee in writing before the engagement begins — no surprise billings.
How much does a Single Audit cost?
Single Audits under OMB Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200) range from $10,000 to $25,000 at Summit Advisory. Fee varies based on the number of federal programs, major program determination, compliance cluster complexity, and the level of findings from prior years.
Do you offer fixed-fee audit pricing?
Yes. All Summit Advisory nonprofit audit engagements are fixed-fee. You receive a firm quote in your engagement letter before we begin work. We do not bill by the hour for audit engagements, so your budget is protected.
When does my nonprofit need an audit vs. a review?
Most nonprofits need a full audit when required by a state regulator, major donor, lender, or federal grant. Financial reviews are appropriate for smaller organizations ($100K–$1M revenue) seeking some assurance without the cost of a full audit. We can help you determine the right level during a free consultation.
How long does a nonprofit audit take?
A typical nonprofit financial statement audit takes 6–8 weeks from fieldwork kickoff to final report issuance. Single Audits may take 8–12 weeks depending on complexity. We provide a project timeline in your engagement letter and communicate proactively at each milestone.
Do you serve nonprofits outside of San Antonio?
Yes — Summit Advisory provides nonprofit audit services to organizations across the United States. We work remotely with nonprofits in all 50 states, conducting fieldwork virtually or on-site as needed.

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