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Supporting Government with experience, accountability, and insight.

At Sorren, we help local and state government entities meet increasing demands with confidence. With extensive experience serving agencies, districts, and public entities, we understand the operational, financial, and regulatory complexities you face. 

From compliance audits and internal control evaluations to consulting on policies, systems, and risk, our solutions are built to strengthen accountability, maximize resources, and support your long-term mission. Whether you’re navigating federal funding requirements, modernizing operations, or preparing for your next audit, our team brings the clarity and reliability public institutions depend on.

SOLUTIONS

Government Solutions

Our government-focused services are designed to meet the specific needs of public agencies, counties, school districts, state agencies, and municipalities. From audits and financial reporting to consulting on budgeting, compliance, and operations, we deliver practical insights that help you manage risk, improve transparency, and make the most of every dollar.

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SPECIALTY SOLUTIONS FOR GOVERNMENT ENTITIES :

  • Financial statement audits
  • Uniform guidance for federal awards
  • Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports (ACFR)
  • Internal control process reviews
  • Agreed-upon procedures
  • Fraud detection & forensic accounting
  • Board & management trainings
  • Other special projects
 

Audit and Assurance solutions are provided by Sorren CPAs P.C.

INDUSTRY COMMITMENT

Sorren’s Commitment to the Government Industry

Sorren is a member of the following associations, which help CPAs perform quality government audits and recognizes firms with high professional standards. We utilize the resources of each association to access best practices guidance, technical updates, and regulatory developments.

Associations

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WHAT TRUSTED CLIENTS SAY ABOUT SORREN
“They are very attentive, easy to work with and communicate well. I would recommend them to anyone looking for accounting or bookkeeping support.”
Virginia Martin

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“Highly recommend! This is a team that you can trust. They are very knowledgeable, and they take great care of their clients. Kenji and Matthew are extremely impressive leaders and just overall really good people. This is the kind of company that you want to work with — especially when it pertains to something as important and sensitive as finances.”
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“The on boarding process was simple and straightforward. The customer service is attentive, considerate and always quick to respond.”
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“We used their fractional CFO & controller services as well as their A/P and fixed-fee bookkeeping, and were very pleased with the level of service and results. Matthew and Kenji are not only pros at what they do; they’re entrepreneurs themselves!”
Brian Dally

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“They handle all our bookkeeping needs from the mundane to more complex federal grant expense segmentation and reporting requirements. I appreciate a committed partner who is always available when I need them.”
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“Personal one-to-one contact on the phone whenever needed! And the ease in filling out my taxes on the package that is sent to me.”
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