Pattie Davidson

Member, CPA

Little Rock, AR

Pattie joined our team in 1999 and serves in the audit and assurance area of our firm.

In addition to performing audit services, she’s also devoted to working with clients to evaluate and design business processes and internal controls. Her insights, combined with her attention to detail and hands-on approach, has proven to be a valuable asset to clients.

Pattie’s client base primarily includes 529 savings plans and tax-exempt entities.

Specialties

Services

Industries

Education & Certifications

Hendrix College – Bachelor of Arts, Economics – with honors
Certified Public Accountant – Arkansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Indiana

Memberships

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants (ARCPA)
Association of Government Accountants (AGA)
Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) — Member of the GASB Task Force on Fiduciary Responsibilities

Community Involvement

Board member of Downtown Little Rock Partnership
Board member of Arkansas Cinema Society
Board member of Central Bank

Awards & Honors

Arkansas Business 40 under 40
Soiree Magazine “Women to Watch”

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Insights

Pattie’s Featured Insights

Disaster Planning for Nonprofits: Are You Prepared for the Next Crisis?

It’s common for disaster planning to be overlooked when your nonprofit is focused on its mission. However, taking the time to prepare now can prevent serious consequences in the future. Your operations are vulnerable to a range of risks, from natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires to man-made threats like cyberattacks and active shooters. Even

3 Ways to Improve Your Nonprofit Accounting Department

Nonprofits must manage their financial and accounting records even though they are not subject to income tax. This includes preparing financial statements, collecting payroll taxes, projecting budgets and tracking performance. If nonprofit accounting procedures are not monitored, they can become inefficient over time. Here are some suggestions for policies that your nonprofit should review on