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Audit & Assurance

Strengthening financial integrity through rigorous, independent audit services.

Our audit and assurance practice delivers thorough, independent examinations of your financial statements and internal controls. We go beyond mere compliance to provide actionable insights that strengthen your financial governance and stakeholder confidence.

What You Get

Enhanced financial reporting credibility with stakeholders, banks, and regulators

Early identification of internal control weaknesses and risk areas

Compliance with the Companies Act, 2013, and applicable Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS / AS)

Who This Is For

Private and public limited companies requiring statutory audit
Entities requiring tax audit under Section 44AB
Organisations seeking internal or concurrent audit
NGOs, trusts, and societies with audit obligations

Scope of Services

Included

Statutory audit under the Companies Act, 2013
Tax audit under Section 44AB of the Income Tax Act
Internal audit and concurrent audit
Management letter with key observations
Assistance with financial statement preparation

Not included (unless separately agreed)

Forensic investigation (available as a separate engagement)
IT systems audit (available on request)
Valuation services

Our Process

01

Planning & Risk Assessment

Understand the business, assess risk areas, and design the audit approach.

02

Fieldwork & Testing

Substantive testing, controls evaluation, and detailed transaction verification.

03

Review & Reporting

Partner review, management discussion, and delivery of the audit report.

04

Follow-Up

Post-audit advisory on observations and recommendations for improvement.

Documents Required

Audited or management financial statements
Bank statements for the financial year
GST returns and reconciliation
Fixed asset register
Related party transaction details
Board resolutions and minutes

Frequently Asked Questions

When is a statutory audit required?

Every company registered under the Companies Act, 2013 must get its books audited annually by a Chartered Accountant, irrespective of turnover or profit.

What is the difference between statutory and internal audit?

Statutory audit is mandated by law and results in an independent opinion on financial statements. Internal audit is an ongoing process to evaluate and improve internal controls, risk management, and governance.

What is a tax audit under Section 44AB?

Businesses with turnover exceeding specified thresholds (Rs. 1 crore for business, Rs. 50 lakhs for profession, with certain exceptions) must have their accounts audited and file Form 3CD.

Need Audit & Assurance support?

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