Audit and Assurance

Our experience in this area includes three different levels of service.

1. Outsourced Accounting

2. General Business Review 

3. An audit of financial statements.

We provide reports on financial forecasts and projections, compliance with regulatory requirements in customized reports as well as prescribed reporting formats.

1. Outsourced Accounting : We believe a good accounting framework is the pillar of long term sustenance for any organization. However if you are having any problems preparing your financial statements and reporting structure of accounts and therefore seek help from us, be it monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, we stand firm to receive the data you supply and create financial statements and desired reporting structure that will meet the accounting standards as well as extended management expectations. A little investment of time and resources will streamline the regular accounting in due course once we are appointed as the compilers of your financial statements. 

2. General Business review : In any case of third party demand in relation to your business, our team can come up with a general business review which necessarily may not be the check of your internal controls but rather a form of assurance about the accuracy of your financial reports projected as well as provisional that do not necessitate fully audited statements.

3. Audits : Your financial statements are accurate and true for your purpose. It may not necessarily be accurate and fair for various stakeholders like bank, creditors, investors or various government agencies itself. They may want a separate opinion on the truthfulness of the reports you submit. Our audits do not just take you to numbers but offer wide analysis of your operations, management and offer value additions suited to your organizational need. We leave no stones unturned to ensure our services delivery is at the desired level that demands due professional care, persistence and ethical practice. However, your management and the board remains primarily responsible for the data and information contained in the financial statements.