Not-for-profit organizations today face unique business and financial challenges. From declining federal and state grant funding to increased oversight from regulatory and tax authorities, including greater compliance requirements, effectively managing a not-for-profit is more complex than ever before.

DAMETY CONSULTING LLC has a thorough understanding of the importance of the many factors that determine the success of your organization including: funding from federal and state agencies as well as individual and corporate donations and compliance regulations. These factors can determine how successful your organization will be as well as determine your ability to grow and continue to serve the needs of the community. Armed with an in-depth understanding of the regulatory environment in which not-for-profit organizations operate, DAMETY CONSULTING LLC offers the full range of auditing, accounting, tax and consulting services. Beyond financial assurance, we lend expertise and insight to reveal improvement opportunities.

DAMETY CONSULTING LLC clients are served by a group of professionals who continue the DAMETY CONSULTING LLC tradition of technical excellence combined with personal attention at a partner level. With years of experience in serving not-for-profit clients, we understand the special environment in which your entity operates. We’re in tune with the information needs of your contributors, grantors, lenders and various other constituencies – from your governing board to the general public. When there is a need for independent accountant involvement with your financial information, we’re there to provide the necessary audit or other level of assurance.

We can also provide various levels of support depending upon your organization’s internal information needs. The quality of a not-for-profit entity’s systems of internal control is frequently a focus for management and the governing board, as well as for various outsiders. We can assist management and audit committees with assessments of internal-control risk, documentation of policies and procedures, identification of internal control gaps and tests of controls for effectiveness.