Audit and assurance

Audit, assurance and certification support

Audit and assurance work is coordinated with the appropriately qualified practitioner and supported by financial-statement preparation, records review and engagement-specific documentation.

Services listed

  • Statutory audit under the applicable company framework
  • Internal audit and controls review
  • Special-purpose and certification assignments
  • Agreed-upon procedures
  • Bank-related certifications
  • Audit readiness and financial-statement support

Professional responsibility

Audit and assurance engagements are performed and signed by the appropriately qualified practitioner. Scope, independence, evidence requirements and reporting are agreed for each engagement.

Preparation support

Where records are incomplete, separate accounting and audit-readiness work may be required before the assurance engagement can proceed.

How the engagement works

Discuss the reporting purpose and applicable requirements

We confirm the scope and facts.

Agree the engagement scope and information request

We prepare the required work and records.

Perform records review, testing and necessary procedures

You review the material before completion.

Issue the agreed report or certification through the qualified practitioner

We support the agreed filing or transaction step.

Common questions

Who signs the audit?

Audit and assurance reports are signed by the appropriately qualified practitioner according to the engagement and applicable requirements.

Can you prepare the accounts as well?

Financial-statement preparation can be scoped separately, subject to professional and independence considerations.

Do you handle internal audits?

Yes. Internal audit and controls-review services are included in the service catalogue.

Service availability and documentation requirements depend on the client, authority, bank, transaction and agreed engagement scope. Approval or acceptance by a regulator, bank or other institution cannot be guaranteed.