Adam Kuczynski, CPA

Partner
Audit & Assurance

Adam Kuczynski is a Partner in Wegner CPAs’ assurance department and has worked on the audits of a number of different tax-exempt organizations. Adam annually attends continuing professional education seminars on accounting, auditing, compliance, and tax issues.

  • Experienced in financial audits of trade associations, advocacy, voluntary health and welfare organizations, arts/culture/civic groups, human service organizations, housing, and other not-for-profit organizations
  • Experienced in compliance audits, including Uniform Grant Guidance, Government Auditing Standards, and Consolidated Audit Guide for Audits of HUD Programs
  • Experienced in tax return preparation for not-for-profit organizations
  • International audit experience as a participant in Wegner CPAs’ Global Employee Exchange Program (May 2016)
  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
  • Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants (WICPA)
  • Business Mentor, Marquette University College of Business Administration (2015-present)
  • Bachelor of Business Administration, College of Business, Major in Accounting and Commercial Real Estate; Marquette University

Service Area

Non-Profit
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Authored Content

Should Your Association Create a Related 501(c)(3) Foundation?

07/31/26

A practical guide to purpose, governance, reporting, and audit readiness Many associations eventually reach a point where their mission extends beyond member services, advocacy, or industry representation. They may want to fund scholarships, support…

How AMS Migrations Affect Association Audits

05/27/26

AMS Migrations & Audit Risk for 501(c)(6) Associations Key Takeaways An AMS migration can significantly impact an association’s audit, especially when membership dues, event revenue, deferred revenue, reporting workflows, and internal controls are managed…

How Associations Can Manage Conference Revenue, Costs, and Audit Risk

04/27/26

Conference Revenue, Costs, and Audit Risks for 501(c)(6) Associations Conference revenue used to feel predictable for 501(c)(6) associations. For decades, it was the most reliable way to fund operations and engage members. However, now,…