Auditing is a systematic process of objectively obtaining and evaluating management's assertions about a company’s financial position and economic status as reflected in its financial statements. This comprehensive process ensures that the financial statements accurately represent the company’s financial health, fostering trust among external stakeholders such as investors, banks, and governmental agencies. The Purpose of Financial Auditing At the close of each fiscal year, companies issue financial statements. These statements are distributed to external users, including investors, creditors, bondholders, and regulatory agencies. The purpose of these statements is to provide relevant financial information that assists stakeholders in making informed decisions—whether to buy, hold, or sell their positions in the company. However, external users cannot blindly rely on these financial statements. To ensure their accuracy and credibility, independent external auditors are brought in t...
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