Statutory Audit
Statutory audit is a legally required review of a company’s financial statements to ensure accuracy and compliance with laws and regulations.
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Audit and assurance is all about meticulous data analysis. Everything needs to be checked, double checked, and triple checked.
read moreForensic Audit
A forensic audit is a detailed examination of financial records to detect fraud, investigate financial crimes, or gather evidence for legal proceedings.
read moreLegal Audit
A legal audit is a systematic review of a company’s legal affairs, contracts, and compliance to identify risks, ensure adherence to laws, and prevent legal issues.
read moreRevenue and Inspection Audit
A revenue audit examines the accuracy of an organization’s income reporting and tax compliance, ensuring that all revenues are properly recorded and taxed.
read moreInternal Audit
Internal audit reviews and improves a company’s controls, risk management, and compliance to support effective operations.
read moreDue DIligence
Due diligence is a thorough investigation or audit of a business or individual before a transaction, such as a merger or acquisition, to assess financial health, risks, and compliance.
read moreFeasibility study & Business Plans
Feasibility study evaluates the viability of a project or business idea, while a business plan outlines goals, strategies, and financial projections to guide the business toward success.
read moreExcise Tax
Excise tax services assist businesses in complying with excise tax regulations, including registration, calculation, filing, and advisory on goods subject to excise duties.
read moreCorporate Tax
Corporate tax services help businesses manage tax obligations through planning, compliance, filing, and advisory, ensuring adherence to corporate tax laws and optimizing tax efficiency.
read moreVAT Services
VAT services involve assisting businesses with Value Added Tax registration, compliance, return filing, and advisory to ensure adherence to tax regulations.
read moreBacklog Accounts
Backlog accounting refers to tracking and managing unfulfilled orders or pending revenues that are yet to be recognized in financial statements.
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