Managers of nonprofit organizations aren’t essential to sign certifications affirming the organization’s compliance with legal and regulatory needs. Yet, this can be a requirement of SOX, and some nonprofits are voluntarily
following suit.
following suit.
Underneath SOX, the chief executive officer and chief economic officer are essential to certify in annual and quarterly reports that they've disclosed the following for the auditor plus the audit committee:
- All important deficiencies and material weaknesses inside the style or operation of internal controls that could adversely influence the nonprofit’s potential to record, course of action, summarize, and report economic information
- Any fraud, no matter if or not material, that requires management or other personnel that have a important function inside the nonprofit’s internal controls Underneath SOX, an audit committee ought to make sure that that any relevant knowledge gleaned from the certifications is brought for the interest of your audit firm.