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Municipal Financial Audit & Compliance Services

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Town of Washington Audit

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AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development
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Performs a full financial audit for prime contractors on Town of Washington, Vermont municipal projects. Reviews QuickBooks audit trails, evaluates fund traceability for state grants, FEMA, and ARPA allocations, and audits voter-approved budget tracking. Requires Vermont CPA licensure and proficiency in QuickBooks. Delivers a final management letter with recommendations for workflow optimization and budget reporting.

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