Clark Nuber goes beyond the numbers to provide financial statement assurance, audit, and compliance services that truly benefit your company. We seek to understand your organization from the top-down, providing recommendations tailored directly to your needs. We approach financial statements as resources that inform you where risks and opportunities lay so you can make informed decisions toward prosperity and efficiency.
Clark Nuber is knowledgeable in a wide range of audit and entity types. We regularly provide:
As one of the largest providers of audit, accounting and tax services to not-for-profits in Washington State, we provide financial statement, government “Yellow Book” and Single Audits for all types of not-for-profit organizations.
Our retirement plan audits include “full scope” and “limited scope” engagements, and our clients have plans ranging from $300,000 to over $1 billion in assets. We are one of the largest providers of retirement plan audits in the U.S.
Founders or boards want to know that funds are being managed and spent appropriately and that internal controls are up to the latest standards. Clark Nuber can help you prevent mismanagement or fraud while maintaining all necessary confidence and discretion.
Whether you have been victimized by fraud or theft or have just let the records get a little unwieldly, we can help. We work to reconstruct the financial records to identify and quantify what has happened or what went wrong.
Grant compliance, valuation, vendor and customer relationships and strategic flexibility are all affected by how you choose to monitor finances and regulatory compliance inside your organization. Clark Nuber can help you identify and solve potential problems before they compromise the health of your business.
We understand not everyone needs the same level of financial assurance. In response, we offer four service levels that can be scaled to your needs:
Agreed-upon procedures look at only specific pieces of a financial statement or control system, usually to fulfill the request of a specific user group, bank, or other financing source.
Compilations include the gathering of financial information into a formal financial statement, without verification of or opinions about the resulting document.
Reviews provide limited assurance and include analytical procedures, inquiries, and industry-wide comparisons.
Audits provide the highest level of financial assurance by requiring outside confirmation of information and testing of transactions.
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Joe Purvis
Whenever his family opens the closet to pick a board game, you can bet it’ll be Joe who takes on the role of banker in Monopoly and keeps things fair. When he’s not playing party games, Joe can be found flipping through a multitude of novels and making sure his client’s own books are in order.
Miriam Krisher
Miriam’s unfettered curiosity leads her many places in life. It’s brought her to new countries around the world, inspired her to design her own earrings, and compels her to try out new restaurants whenever, and wherever, she can.
Jennifer Keller
A woman of the world, Jen was in the Peace Corps in Niger before turning to accounting.
Emma Tsuber
Ever the detective, you may find Emma poring over Forensic Files, accounting guidance, or a variety of novels when she is not chasing after her daughter and two sons.
Kelly Rancourt
An avid reader of fantasy novels who completes 1,000-piece puzzles in her spare time, it’s no wonder Kelly’s favorite part of her day includes playing make believe with two of her favorite people—her amazing kids.
Allison Miller
With hobbies such as reading mystery novels, exploring the Pacific Northwest, traveling the globe, and playing make-believe with her kids, Allison isn't one to turn down an adventure.
Lisa Cooke
Lisa's competitive nature is a great asset to Clark Nuber, to her clients, and to her teammates on the volleyball court. She began playing the sport as a freshman in high school and can still be found spiking the ball over the net twice a week.
Amy Hernandez
After serving 10 years in the hospitality industry, Amy shifted careers and picked up her CPA. But she brings with her that same five-star customer service to every audit engagement.
Shelley Oswald
Taking road trips through foreign countries, hiking new trails, snowshoeing over the mountains – these are just a few of the adrenaline-pumping activities Shelley loves most.
Katy Al-Khalidi
A mom, hiker, traveler, and transplant to the Pacific Northwest from Buffalo, NY, chances are you will find Katy on the move.
Victoria Kitts
Whether she’s supporting local music, taking life lessons from dystopian films, or assisting the philanthropic world through not-for-profit accounting, Victoria is committed to doing her part and “using her powers for good.”
Matthew Sutorius
Like several other Clark Nuber professionals, Matt enjoys pushing himself to the red line physically, with his method of choice being long-distance endurance cycling. When he’s on the road, he’s reviewing performance analytics and making custom spreadsheets to track his training results and progress. Spreadsheets – it must be an accountant thing.
Sarah Wine
A dual citizen of the UK and the US, a James Bond aficionada, and an admirer of many-a-British soap opera; we feel pretty darn lucky that Sarah calls the US, and Clark Nuber, home.
Christie Streit
Christie loves building relationships with business owners to better understand their business models and see how great ideas become reality.
Karen Ledbetter
After growing up with five older brothers and sisters, it’s no surprise that Karen treats her clients like family.
Julie Eisenhauer
Julie feels right at home at Clark Nuber where her colleagues share her commitment to lifelong client relationships.
Vincent J. Stevens
Maybe it’s being married to his high school sweetheart, maybe it’s all the kayaking, or maybe it’s the fresh Northwest air; but something inspires Vincent to paint - and quite well, in fact. One of his paintings traveled the world in an exhibition. He wishes he could have tagged along.
Andrew Prather
He considered both art and architecture as majors in college, but for reasons unknown to him still, Andrew ended up in accounting.
Pete Miller
Who says music and accounting don’t mix? Pete not only plays the drums in his off-hours, he whistles while he works.
Matt Medlin
Matt is dedicated to helping his community. One way he does that is by volunteering—and another is by helping innovative businesses start, grow, and prosper.
Mitch Hansen
He was named after a comic character in MAD Magazine. He’s a hockey fanatic and a member of four MINI Cooper Clubs. He and the family also enjoy sea kayaking.
Candi Avery
This home-grown gal has spent her entire career at Clark Nuber and enjoyed every minute of it, working with "the most talented and knowledgeable not-for-profit accounting and tax experts in the Pacific Northwest."
Troy Rector
Every organization faces challenges, and Troy truly enjoys helping guide clients through it all.
Hillary Parker
Hillary is an extreme planner even when she’s having fun (which means traveling, snowmobiling, motorcycling, and other activities not involving sitting still).
Cassie Binford
When not adventuring, Cassie is a senior manager in Clark Nuber’s Audit and Assurance Group, focusing on emerging technology companies.
