Audit SERVICES

Voluntary and statutory financial audits are comprehensive examinations of financial statements that are conducted by qualified and independent auditors. These audits provide assurance to stakeholders on the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of the financial information disclosed by an organisation. Statutory audits are required by law, while voluntary audits are initiated by the organisation itself.

Internal audit services and reviews of internal controls are conducted to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of internal controls. The purpose of internal audits is to identify areas of risk and to provide recommendations for improvement. The review of internal controls ensures that the organisation’s policies and procedures are being followed correctly.

Special purpose audits are conducted for specific reasons, such as compliance with regulatory requirements or fraud investigations. The scope of special purpose audits varies depending on the nature of the audit and the specific requirements of the client.

Financial due diligence involves the examination and analysis of financial information related to a merger, acquisition, or other business transactions. The purpose of financial due diligence is to provide an assessment of the target company’s financial health and to identify any potential risks or issues that may affect the transaction. 

Business and enterprise valuations are conducted to determine the value of a business or enterprise. These valuations are typically used for transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings, or shareholder disputes. Valuations are based on a range of factors, including financial performance, market conditions, and the value of intangible assets such as intellectual property.