The management of a company prepares the financial statements in accordance with the financial reporting framework. The shareholders of the company who has invested money in the company wants to know whether the financial statements show a true and fair view of the state of affairs. A qualified Chartered Accountant is engaged to audit the financial statements. The auditor will perform audit procedures to obtain evidence. Thereafter he proceeds to conclude whether the misstatements in the financial statements are material and/not pervasive. The auditor will accordingly modify his opinion stating the basis for his modified opinion. This modified opinion is highly relied upon by the users of the financial statement. The audit is not just a compliance mechanism. It helps an organisation to remain responsible for their actions.
We Provide:
- Statutory Audits for Corporate and Unincorporated Bodies
- Bank Audits – Statutory, Internal, Concurrent, Stock Audit, Inspection
- Tax Audits – for Direct & Indirect Taxes under Central & State Government Acts
- NGOs – Trusts, Societies, Charities
- Public Sector Undertakings – Statutory, Internal, Concurrent, etc.