Audit and Assurance
Audit and Assurance Service
Helping you navigate regulatory complexity and strengthen trust and transparency.
01.
Statutory Audits
A statutory audit is a legally required review of the accuracy of a company's financial statements and records. Inspection of the organization’s accounts and financial statements to ensure they are valid to avoid any kind of discrepancies and misrepresentations.
02.
Special Purpose Audits
Special purpose audits refer to those circumstances in which the auditor is required to report on specific financial information for specific purposes to specific users, I.e. Attorneys accounts, real estate agents’ trust accounts, Housing Development Account (HDA) and etc.
03.
Financial Due Diligence
Financial due diligence involves an investigative analysis of a business, assessing the key issues facing the business and the drivers behind maintainable profits and cash flows, identifying the key financial risks and potential deal breakers of the transaction.
04.
Other Non-statutory Audits
A non-statutory audit is a review and verification of a company or organization's business that is not required by either the law or a regulatory agency. In some cases, a company may still be required to perform an audit for reasons other than the law.