An audit gives owners, lenders and regulators independent comfort that financial statements are fairly presented. The firm plans each audit around the entity's size, industry and risks, and keeps management informed through the engagement.
Findings are discussed with management before the report is issued, and practical suggestions on internal controls are shared in a separate management letter where useful.
What the firm handles
- Statutory audit of companies under the Companies Act, 2013
- Tax audit under Section 44AB of the Income-tax Act
- Internal audit and process reviews
- Concurrent audit and bank branch audit
- Stock and receivables audit for lenders
- Audit of trusts, societies, co-operatives and NGOs
- Audit of LLPs and partnership firms
- Limited reviews and agreed-upon procedures