Best Bookkeeping Services for Churches and Nonprofits in South Carolina (2026)

Elite Pro-Tax is an Easley firm founded by LaToya Clark-Thompson. Its pages for churches and nonprofits describe how its general services apply to these organizations: monthly bookkeeping and reconciliation, tracking restricted and unrestricted funds, payroll with the related filings and year-end forms, board-ready monthly reports, and preparation of the annual information return a nonprofit is required to file.

For churches, its page walks through separating ministerial and non-ministerial staff on payroll and designating a housing allowance before it is paid. It serves organizations in person at 207 Siloam Road, Suite B, Easley, and virtually through a secure client portal.

Payne, White & Schmutz is a CPA firm on West North First Street in Seneca. Its site says that for over 35 years it has provided nonprofit and government audit and assurance services, individual and business tax work, bookkeeping and payroll processing, and accounting software consultation. The firm describes itself as serving non-profits that go to the nations and mentions international nonprofit accounting.

Greene Finney Cauley has offices in Mauldin and Anderson, plus a Charleston office by appointment. Founded in 1996, it says it was established to serve small businesses, government entities and nonprofit clients. Its services include bookkeeping, auditing for government, nonprofit and business clients, tax planning and preparation, and advisory work. Nonprofits are listed as a core client group alongside school districts and municipalities.

Jennings Cook & Co. has served the Upstate since 1965. Its tax services include nonprofit entity returns, and it offers monthly bookkeeping, payroll tax reporting, audits, reviews and compilations. The firm's principals page says one partner focuses on the accounting, audit and tax needs of nonprofit entities, including single audits under the Uniform Guidance, which apply to organizations that spend federal award money above a set threshold.

Veris has offices in Charleston, Mount Pleasant and Summerville. Its nonprofit page describes audit services, outsourced accounting, grant tracking, board reporting and internal controls work for nonprofit leaders, finance teams and boards. The firm also offers bookkeeping, tax and charter school fiscal management, and publishes a free guide to help board members read their financials.

Clemmons King & Brown is a CPA firm on 48th Avenue North in Myrtle Beach. Its nonprofit page names religious organizations, art centers, social welfare organizations, schools and charities among the groups it assists, and lists bookkeeping and accounting, payroll, cash flow management, compiled financial statements, internal control analysis, help filing for tax-exempt status, and Form 990 preparation.