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Statutory audit refers to an independent examination of a company's financial records and statements to determine their accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations. The purpose of a statutory audit is to provide an objective opinion on the fairness and reliability of the company's financial statements.

Benefits:

  • Enhanced Financial Credibility
  • Compliance with Legal and Regulatory Requirements
  • Identification of Financial Irregularities and Fraud
  • Evaluation of Internal Controls
  • Decision-Making Support
  • Stakeholder Confidence and Trust
  • Improved Corporate Governance

Pentagon tax Corp Company plays a crucial role in supporting statutory audits, which are conducted to ensure the accuracy and compliance of financial statements with relevant accounting standards and legal requirements.

Here are some ways in which our company can help to support the statutory audit process:

Providing Access to Financial RecordsThe Company is responsible for maintaining accurate and complete financial records. During a statutory audit, the company should provide the auditors with access to all relevant financial documents, such as general ledgers, trial balances, bank statements, invoices, and contracts. This enables the auditors to examine the financial transactions and supporting documentation to verify the accuracy and completeness of the financial statements.
Cooperation and Communication:The Company should establish open lines of communication with the auditors and respond promptly to their requests for information. They should cooperate fully and provide any additional documentation or explanations required by the auditors to facilitate their work. Regular communication and collaboration between the company and the auditors can help address any questions or issues that arise during the audit process.
Internal Controls and Compliance:We should maintain effective internal controls to safeguard its assets, ensure the reliability of financial reporting, and comply with applicable laws and regulations. Strong internal controls provide assurance to auditors that the financial statements are accurate and reliable. The company should provide information about its internal control systems to the auditors and address any identified weaknesses or deficiencies
Supporting Documentation and Substantiation:The auditors may request additional supporting documentation and evidence for specific transactions or balances during the audit. We ensure that it has adequate documentation to substantiate the recorded transactions and balances. This may include invoices, contracts, receipts, bank statements, or other relevant documents. Providing complete and accurate supporting documentation helps the auditors in their verification and validation process.
Disclosure of Significant Accounting Policies and Estimates:The Company should disclose its significant accounting policies and estimates in the financial statements. This includes providing clear explanations of the methods used to recognize, measure, and present certain items, such as revenue recognition, inventory valuation, depreciation methods, and provisions. Transparent disclosure helps auditors assess the appropriateness of the company's accounting policies and estimates and ensures compliance with relevant accounting standards
Compliance with Audit Standards and Ethics:The Company should ensure that the audit process is conducted in accordance with applicable audit standards and ethical guidelines. This includes providing access to all necessary information, avoiding any attempts to mislead or obstruct the auditors, and maintaining the confidentiality of audit findings. Adhering to professional standards and ethical principles promotes a fair and objective audit process.
Management Representation:As part of the audit process, the company's management is typically required to provide written representations to the auditors. These representations confirm the accuracy and completeness of the financial statements, the existence of internal controls, and compliance with laws and regulations. Management should provide truthful and reliable representations to support the audit process

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