Employee Benefit Plan Auditors Ranked by Plans Audited

Compare employee benefit plan auditors by plans audited, credentials, plan-type experience, and market coverage so you can shortlist firms with meaningful retirement plan audit volume.

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  1. Funaro & Co., P.C.

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Washington, DC

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $558M under management

    Company: Est. 2003

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  2. Gilliam Bell Moser LLP

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Burlington, NC

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $568M under management

    Company: Est. 1946

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  3. Grant Millman & Johnson PC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Novi, MI

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $448M under management

    Company: Est. 1986

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  4. Hacker, Johnson & Smith, P.A.

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Tampa, FL

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $660M under management

    Company: Est. 1940

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  5. Holyfield & Thomas, LLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    West Palm Beach, FL

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $241M under management

    Company: Est. 1982

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  6. James Moore & Co., P.L.

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Gainesville, FL

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $2.5B under management

    Company: Est. 1964

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  7. Kall Accountancy Corporation

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Alhambra, CA

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $218M under management

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  8. Lally & Co., LLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Pittsburgh, PA

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $335M under management

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  9. Loftis & Lovato Group

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Albuquerque, NM

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $373M under management

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  10. Smolin, Lupin & Co., LLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Fairfield, NJ

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $737M under management

    Company: Est. 1947 • 102 employees

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  11. Snyder Cohn, PC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    North Bethesda, MD

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $3.5B under management

    Company: Est. 1927

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  12. Thompson Greenspon

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Fairfax, VA

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 19 plans audited • $927M under management

    Company: Est. 1956

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  13. Cooper Norman

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Idaho Falls, ID

    Stats: 18 plans audited • $493M under management

    Company: Est. 1952 • 130 employees

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  14. DiClaudio & Kramer, LLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 18 plans audited • $2.9B under management

    Company: Est. 2009

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  15. Mather & Co. CPAs, LLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Louisville, KY

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 18 plans audited • $212M under management

    Company: Est. 1974

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  16. MP P.C.

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Springfield, MA

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 18 plans audited • $4.4B under management

    Company: Est. 1993 • 38 employees

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  17. Rogers, Clem & Company

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Covina, CA

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 18 plans audited • $312M under management

    Company: Est. 1995

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  18. Watson Coon Ryan, LLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Greenwood Village, CO

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 18 plans audited • $319M under management

    Company: Est. 1957

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  19. Baldwin CPAs PLLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Richmond, KY

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 17 plans audited • $175M under management

    Company: Est. 1947

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  20. Chortek LLP

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Waukesha, WI

    Stats: 17 plans audited • $209M under management

    Company: Est. 1947 • 65 employees

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  21. Gordon Advisors, P.C.

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    Troy, MI

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 17 plans audited • $348M under management

    Company: Est. 1954

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  22. Hozik & Company, PLC

    Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

    McLean, VA

    Credentials: Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) • AICPA Member

    Stats: 17 plans audited • $355M under management

    Company: Est. 1991

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Why plans audited matters when choosing an employee benefit plan auditor

An employee benefit plan auditor should be able to show meaningful experience with retirement and welfare plan engagements, not just general assurance work. This page ranks firms by plans audited so plan sponsors, fiduciaries, and finance teams can quickly see which auditors appear to handle the most employee benefit plan work in the market. Higher audit volume does not replace independence, partner fit, or fee discipline, but it is a practical signal that a firm is familiar with Form 5500 reporting, ERISA expectations, and the operational realities of plan audits across multiple client situations.

If you want a broader starting point, begin with the main auditor directory. If your search is tied to a specific plan design, you can also compare 401(k) auditors, 403(b) auditors, defined benefit auditors, health and welfare plan auditors, and PEP 401(k) auditors.

How to use this page

The default ranking on this page sorts firms by plans audited in descending order. That makes it easier to identify firms with larger apparent employee benefit plan audit books before you narrow by state, credentials, or qualitative fit. Once you have a short list, review each provider profile for licensing, audit specialization, and any additional signals that matter to your committee or procurement process.

  • Use audit volume as an initial screen, not the only decision factor.
  • Check whether the firm has experience with your plan type, filing complexity, and participant size.
  • Look for credential and quality signals that support technical depth.
  • Compare local coverage and industry familiarity if your plan has specialized needs.

Some sponsors will also want to compare the advisory side of the market alongside audit vendors, especially when they are reevaluating governance, benchmarking, or fiduciary support at the same time. In that case, it can help to review the largest retirement plan advisors page or browse the largest 401(k) plans dataset to understand the size tiers and sponsor profiles that commonly drive more complex plan oversight needs.

What to evaluate beyond the ranking

The strongest employee benefit plan auditor for your organization is not always the one with the highest raw count. A sponsor with a complex 401(k), 403(b), or defined benefit environment may care more about plan-type overlap, internal review processes, partner access, and the firm's ability to coordinate with recordkeepers, custodians, and counsel on audit requests. A smaller sponsor may prioritize responsiveness, a clear request list, and predictable fees over sheer scale.

Use this category page as a high-intent starting point for discovery. The ranking helps surface firms with visible audit activity, while the linked plan-specific pages make it easier to continue into a more precise comparison path once you know whether your priority is 401(k), 403(b), defined benefit, health and welfare, or pooled employer plan coverage.