Fontana CPAs

Fontana CPAs says not-for-profits make up 90% of its client base. Fontana CPAs is based in Tampa, Florida, with offices in other Florida cities. Use this page to see what it offers and what to ask before you hire a nonprofit audit and accounting firm.

Services

• Audits, including Yellow Book, federal and Florida Single Audits
• Reviews and compilations
• Form 990
• Outsourced accounting and CFO services
• Church accounting

About the firm

Fontana CPAs was founded in 2000 by Eric Fontana, a former KPMG manager, and has grown to offices in Tampa, Orlando, Miami and Jacksonville. The firm says not-for-profits make up 90% of its clients and lists about 16 staff. It is a member of the Florida Institute of CPAs.

Who it works with

It serves Florida health and human services agencies, churches and other religious organizations, charities, foundations and membership groups, and offers free consultations in English and Spanish.

Services and how engagements work

Audit work covers generally accepted auditing standards, Government Auditing Standards (Yellow Book), the federal Single Audit and the Florida Single Audit Act. The firm also offers reviews and compilations, Form 990 preparation, outsourced accounting, accounts payable and CFO services, church accounting and QuickBooks help.

Firm details checked on its website on October 8, 2026.

Before you hire an auditor

• License in your state. Audits are performed by licensed CPA firms. Confirm the firm can practice in your state, especially if it works with you remotely.
• Peer review. Ask for the firm’s most recent peer review report.
• Single Audit. If your organization expends $1,000,000 or more in federal awards in a fiscal year, it needs a Single Audit under 2 CFR 200.501. Ask whether the firm performs them.
• Scope and fee. Ask what the engagement letter covers (audit, Form 990, management letter) and how the fee is set.

Before you hire an accounting firm

• Who does the work. Ask who keeps your books and who reviews them.
• Software and access. Ask which accounting system the firm uses and who owns the file if you leave.
• What is included. Check whether Form 990, grant tracking, payroll, and audit support are in the monthly fee or billed separately.
• Contract terms. Ask about minimums, notice periods, and onboarding or cleanup fees.

Details come from the Fontana CPAs website, checked October 8, 2026.

Federal single audit record

The Federal Audit Clearinghouse, the federal government’s public database of single audits, lists Fontana CPAs as the auditor on 18 single audits of nonprofit organizations for fiscal years 2021 through 2025. The audited organizations were in Florida.

Those organizations reported between $784K and $58.5 million in federal award spending for the year audited (median $1.5 million). The single audit threshold was $750,000 in federal awards spent for fiscal years starting before October 1, 2024, and is $1,000,000 for fiscal years starting on or after that date (how the threshold works).

The largest organizations in the 2025 records include Early Learning Coalition of Pasco and Hernando Counties, Inc., Center for the Advancement of Science in Space, Inc., Pinellas Opportunity Council, Inc. and Bridging Freedom, Inc. These are public filings, not client endorsements.

Counted from FAC records on October 7, 2026, one report per organization per year. Recent years are incomplete: a single audit is due nine months after the fiscal year ends.

Florida nonprofits with federal or state funding that need Yellow Book or Single Audits, and organizations that also want outsourced accounting.

Fontana CPAs combines outsourced accounting, CFO services and church accounting with Single Audit work.

Good fit if: You are a Florida nonprofit wanting accounting help and your audit from one firm.

Watch for: Florida-focused; no prices published.

Published price: Quote (free initial consultation)

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