At PAMC, we’re eager to share our knowledge of the complex issues facing non-profit organizations. The extensive experience of our professional accountants translates into recommendations to improve accounting controls and operating efficiencies that are practical and realistic. In addition to traditional services for auditing and taxes, we help clients assess the potential impact of new developments in accounting rules and tax laws. PAMC also helps non-profits with other business changes, and provides strategic, long-term guidance. Our dedicated non-profit accountants have extensive experience with large and small tax-exempt organizations, and we take the time to understand the unique financial goals of each.
Our non-profit service team consists of a group of audit, tax, and business advisory professionals that focus primarily—if not exclusively—on serving tax-exempt organizations. We have served more than 325 non-profits and governmental entities.
Our commitment to the industry isn’t just about the clients we serve. It’s a passion. Our professionals serve on boards and committees of non-profits and other community-related affiliations.
Our services for financial auditing and taxes focus on helping you comply with board fiduciary responsibilities, regulatory obligations, and improve fiscal health and streamline operations:
- Audits, Reviews and Compilations of Financial Statement– Examining documentation prepared by management and attesting to fair presentation of information
- OMB Circular A-133– Required audited reports when directly or indirectly spending $500,000 or more in federal funds as part of your yearly operations
- Tax Preparation– Preparing Form 990 and 990PF along with planning and consultation regarding multiple entities, lobbying, planned giving, UBIT, intermediate sanctions and inter-company transactions
- Retirement Plans– Auditing and preparation of Form 5500 of 401(k), 403(b) and other employee retirement plans to ascertain fair presentation and/or compliance of financial information per ERISA or other requirements
- Tax– Planning and consultation regarding multiple entities, lobbying, planned giving, UBIT, intermediate sanctions and inter-company transactions
- Consulting– Assistance with the wide variety of compliance issues and requirements facing 501(c) entities.
