Volunteer: Two-Year Independent Financial Audit (CPA Required)

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Posted Jun 27, 2026

Remote · US · ask about Worldwide Temporary

Est. $70K – $110K/yr

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Overview

A nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing barriers to higher education is seeking a licensed CPA or qualified audit professional to conduct an independent financial audit for the past two fiscal years. This audit is essential to support the organization's pursuit of larger grant opportunities and institutional partnerships by providing formally audited financial statements that demonstrate financial transparency and compliance.

Responsibilities

Conduct an independent audit of the organization's financial statements for the last two fiscal years
Review accounting records, supporting documentation, and internal controls
Identify any material weaknesses or compliance gaps
Provide audited financial statements or an audit report in accordance with nonprofit accounting standards (GAAP)
Offer recommendations for strengthening financial systems and audit readiness going forward

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Deliverables

Independent auditor’s report
Audited financial statements for two fiscal years
Management letter (if applicable) with recommendations
Optional brief presentation to leadership or board summarizing findings

Requirements

Active CPA license (required)
Experience conducting nonprofit audits
Familiarity with Form 990 and nonprofit compliance standards
Experience with QuickBooks or similar accounting software

About the Role

This audit project supports the organization's mission to reduce financial barriers to higher education and help students avoid unnecessary student loan debt. Audited financial statements will:

Strengthen credibility with major funders
Increase eligibility for foundation and corporate grants
Improve financial transparency and governance
Position the organization to scale programs that support tuition-free education pathways

The organization has secured internal leadership and board alignment on the importance of this audit. Financial documentation for the past two fiscal years has been organized and key materials compiled. A designated point of contact, including the Executive Director and operations lead, will facilitate communication and decision-making. The organization commits to providing prompt access to financial records, responding quickly to inquiries, implementing recommendations, and maintaining weekly check-ins to ensure steady progress.