Let’s Discuss Your Next Audit
Whether your organization needs its first audit or is evaluating a new audit relationship, we would like to learn about your mission and reporting needs.
Nonprofit organizations have financial reporting needs that deserve focused attention—from donor restrictions and grant revenue to program expenses and board oversight.
Our Nonprofit Audit & Assurance division is built around those needs. We tailor each engagement to the organization’s activities, funding sources, financial reporting risks, and required deadlines.
Our goal is to provide an independent audit through a process your team can understand and prepare for.

Ryan Song leads Ryan Song CPA Group, the trade name of SUKHWA SONG CPA P.C., a full-service boutique accounting firm operating since 2013. He brings more than 20 years of public accounting experience.
His practice covers corporate, S corporation, partnership and individual taxation, bookkeeping, payroll, IRS representation, nonprofit matters, and multistate and international tax. He serves individuals, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations across Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland.
Know who is responsible for your engagement and where to turn when questions arise.
Receive a document request list, an explanation of responsibilities, and a practical schedule for preparing your records.
Your funding structure, programs, financial systems, and reporting deadlines inform our audit approach.
Understand the status of the audit, outstanding requests, and matters that may affect completion.
Review the proposed scope, deliverables, fee assumptions, and client responsibilities before the engagement begins.
We offer communication in English and Korean to help management and board members participate confidently in the audit process.
Whether your organization needs its first audit or is evaluating a new audit relationship, we would like to learn about your mission and reporting needs.