内容简介
Due to recent， very public accounting scandals and the resulting Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other regulations， public companies have strict guidance on financial governance and accounting， including the functions and responsibilities of audit committee members。 Though not-for-profit organizations are subject to increased scrutiny， there has been no detailed guidance for their audit committees。 This book fills the void and helps not-for-profit organizations answer these questions：
In today's skeptical environment， how can responsible financial governance and reporting reassure wary donors and supporters， and perhaps give the organization a competitive advantage？
How should the audit committee be structured？
Which Sarbanes-Oxley requirements （if any） should the audit committee adopt？
In today's skeptical environment， how can responsible financial governance and reporting reassure wary donors and supporters， and perhaps give the organization a competitive advantage？
How should the audit committee be structured？
Which Sarbanes-Oxley requirements （if any） should the audit committee adopt？