Net Analytic

Independent review of nonprofit fund tracking and how donor gifts were actually used.

Flagship engagement

Donor-use audit review for restricted gifts and grants

When a foundation asks whether its grant stayed inside the approved budget—or a board treasurer needs proof that a scholarship fund paid scholarships—Net Analytic examines the gift language, the ledger trail, and the payment files. You receive a written findings memo, not a slide deck of abstractions.

We work with finance officers and boards across the Taipei area from our Hsinchuang office, in English, with sampling depth matched to how many restricted balances you carry.

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Calculator and financial documents arranged for careful review

Related work

Other ways we help finance teams

Restricted fund tracking

Assess whether fund codes and release habits keep donor restrictions visible from receipt to spending.

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Grant covenant checks

Test spending against one or more grant agreements before a report deadline or site visit.

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Board briefing packs

Give the finance committee a clear snapshot of restricted balances and open donor questions.

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From a recent client

Evidence the finance committee could follow

A Taipei education nonprofit asked us to review three restricted scholarship funds before their annual meeting. The ledger mixed releases across programs; gift letters were clear. Our memo separated each fund’s purpose language from the sampled payments and listed two unsupported releases for the treasurer to reverse.

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“The memo named the exact gift sentences and the invoices that did not match. One finding annoyed our program lead, but the board finally saw why those two payments had to move.”

Mei-Ling Chen, Finance Officer — education nonprofit, Taipei

Ready to examine a fund or grant period?

Tell us how many restricted balances sit in scope and which period you need reviewed. We reply with a scoped estimate within two business days.

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