Audit firms in the United States
222 audit firms across 167 cities in the United States.
Independent examination of financial statements to give an opinion that they are true and fair. Typical deliverables: statutory audit opinion; management letter; controls recommendations; group audit instructions. USD 5,000–50,000+ depending on revenue, entities, and complexity.
In the United States, the recognised designation is CPA (Certified Public Accountant), licensed per state board. Filing and oversight: State Boards of Accountancy; AICPA sets standards. Private companies rarely need a statutory audit; often required by lenders, investors or franchise agreements. Federal return generally due mid-April; states vary; extensions widely available.
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FAQ
- Does my company need an audit?
- Usually only above size thresholds (revenue, balance sheet total, employee count) or if investors, lenders or your governing documents require one. Thresholds vary by country — see below.
- Can my accountant also be my auditor?
- No — the auditor must be independent. A firm can offer both services but not to the same client for the same period.
Shortlist two or three audit firms below and ask each for a fixed quote.
This directory is compiled from public company data and each firm's own website. Listing is not endorsement. Verify a firm's registration and current fees directly before engaging.