Outside of a powerful community mission, nothing matters more to the health and welfare of a nonprofit than a strong financial position to keep that mission alive.  However, nonprofit accounting is comprised of a complex network of regulations and reporting requirements that can weigh heavily upon those whose time and resources are already leveraged well beyond the norm. 

Obtaining funding largely depends upon establishing and sustaining transparent financial accounting.

Since its inception in 1961, Stanislawski & Company has been a trusted advisor to numerous nonprofit organizations in the greater Los Angeles region.  In fact, Founder and CEO Chuck Stanislawski is so deeply committed to community that he has served on the Board of over 20 organizations, including The University of Southern California—Marshall School of Accounting, CPA Law Forum, The Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and Pasadena Museum of History. 

We work closely with your Board, your professional advisors, and your staff to advise on tax and financial obligations that affect critical day-to-day operating.  And by making tax planning a critical component of your overall operating strategy, you can dramatically minimize both current and future liabilities.

Extreme fiscal pressures, fluctuating economic conditions, increasing compliance demands, and relentless donor assurances require the expertise of a CPA firm like Stanislawski & Company committed to improving our communities just like you.

Services

• Annual reports assistance

• Attestation

• Audits (financial statement and performance)

• Bookkeeping

• Budgets and cash flow

• Compliance

• Contributions

• Excise tax

• Financial reviews, "Management Letter"

• Governance

• Internal controls assessment

• Pensions

• Property tax exemptions

• Sales tax

• Tax planning

• Tax Preparation of Form 990

• Trusts

• Industries include:

• Arts and Culture

• Associations

• Public Charities

• Educational Institutions

• Environmental Organizations

• Government

• Health care

• Private Foundations

• Private Schools

• Religious Organizations

• Social Welfare Agencies