Your Home for Non-Profit Auditing
QUALITY, INTEGRITY, AND EFFICIENCY
Our values matter the most to non-profits who want to focus on their mission before, during, and after a financial statement audit.
Bethsaida Consulting Group LLC, is an Indianapolis based CPA firm focused on providing expert auditing services tailored for non-profit organizations. With a commitment to quality, integrity, and efficiency, we help you navigate the complexities of financial compliance and ensure transparency for your stakeholders.
Founded by Jason Bryant Green, CPA, Bethsaida Consulting Group is a premier CPA firm based in Indianapolis. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to supporting the unique needs of non-profit organizations. We understand the distinct challenges you face and are here to provide the expertise and personalized service you deserve.
Focus On Your Mission
We believe compliance should be straightforward. We focus on our goals so you’ll have more time and energy to focus on yours.
We Believe In You
As a non-profit, our society relies on your success. You can rely on our elite level of responsiveness and user experience. Serving you and your needs motivates us to do our best, for your sake and ours.
We're a remote audit firm and have the ability to serve all states.
Services Offered
Financial Statement Audit
Comprehensive examination of an organization’s financial records, statements, and related operations to ensure accuracy, compliance, and fairness in the representation of its financial position. Conducted by an independent certified public accountant (CPA), these audits provide stakeholders, including investors, creditors, and regulatory bodies, with confidence in the integrity of the financial information presented.
Financial Statement Review
A level of assurance that is less extensive than an audit but more substantial than a compilation. During a review, a CPA performs analytical procedures and inquiries to verify that there are no material modifications needed for the financial statements to conform to the applicable financial reporting framework. This process includes evaluating the consistency of financial data, identifying any unusual items, and confirming that the financial statements are plausible and free of obvious misstatements. t.
Compilations
The preparation of financial statements based on information provided by management. Unlike audits or reviews, a compilation does not involve expressing an opinion or assurance on the financial statements. Instead, the CPA organizes the data into the proper financial reporting framework, ensuring that the statements are clear and properly formatted for use by management, lenders, or other stakeholders.
Agreed-Upon Procedures
Involve a CPA performing specific procedures on financial or non-financial data as agreed upon by the client and any third parties, such as regulators or lenders.
