The party faced losing some of its public funding if it did not file its audited accounts by midnight.
Short Money is given to opposition parties at Westminster to help them carry out their parliamentary work.
The SNP as a whole now has to file its audited accounts with the Electoral Commission in July, with AMS Accounting also carrying out that work.The company, which describes itself as being Scotland's largest independent firm of chartered accountants, said it had decided to stop auditing the accounts last autumn following a review of its clients.
Westminster group leader Stephen Flynn said he learned in February that Johnston Carmichael had quit.Humza Yousaf says he only found out after winning the party leadership that its auditors had quit about seven months earlier
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