by Darren O''Connor
Partner
20 September 2019
Audit and Assuranceby Darren O''Connor
Partner
Who requires an audit?
Audited financial statements are a statutory requirement if the business meets at least two of the three following criteria:
What does an audit do?
During an audit a team of experts will go through a sample of your accounts to ensure that your business is running smoothly. They will also be able to detect any anomalies which could lead to problems in the future.
What are the benefits of having an audit?
Besides those mentioned above there are a whole host of benefits to having an audit.
At James Cowper Kreston, audit work is tailored to the risks in the business. We will provide you with confidence that the financial statements are materially correct and reflect fairly on the business. We will also provide useful advice along the way to help your business grow and achieve its goals.
If you would like to discuss your audit options please contact me using the details listed above or by submitting an enquiry.