Comprehensive Statutory Audit Services for Reliable Compliance and Financial Integrity

Ensure Compliance & Financial Accuracy for Your Business

  • Customized Audit Plans Tailored to Your Business Needs
  • Thorough Examination of Financial Records and Controls
  • Clear, Actionable Reports for Enhanced Financial Insight
  • In-Depth Compliance Checks with Latest Regulations
  • Post-Audit Support for Continuous Financial Improvement
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In today’s changing business world, making sure your financial statements follow the law is more than just necessary—it’s key to keeping the trust of your stakeholders. At CA Alok Kumar, we provide statutory audit services that do more than just meet legal requirements; we offer insights that help your business grow.

Our statutory audit services are designed to give you peace of mind by ensuring that your financial records are accurate, complete, and in line with all necessary regulations. But we don’t stop there. We use the audit process as an opportunity to identify areas where your business can improve its financial practices, manage risks better, and increase efficiency.

Applicability of Statutory Audit

Companies

All companies, whether private or public, are required to undergo a statutory audit. This includes companies registered under the Companies Act, regardless of their turnover, profit, or loss.


LLPs (Limited Liability Partnerships)

LLPs are required to have a statutory audit if their turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh in a financial year or if their contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh.



Partnership Firms and Sole Proprietorships

While these entities are not mandated by law to undergo statutory audits, they may still be required to do so if their turnover exceeds certain thresholds under tax laws.

Trusts, Societies, and Non-Profit Organizations

Statutory audits are mandatory if these entities are registered under specific laws and regulations or if they receive government grants or donations above certain limits.

Entities Registered Under Other Laws

Certain entities registered under various laws, such as cooperative societies, must undergo statutory audits as required by the governing legislation.


Our Statutory Audit Process

We follow a comprehensive statutory audit process to ensure your business stays compliant with all regulations while providing valuable insights for improvement. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:

Pre-Engagement Planning

We start by thoroughly understanding the nature of your business and identifying potential risks. This tailored approach allows us to conduct a statutory audit that addresses the unique challenges of your organization.

Collection of Financial Records

Our team gathers all essential financial documents, including bank statements, invoices, and other relevant records. This comprehensive data collection is crucial for an accurate audit of your financial position.

Executing Audit Procedures

Once we have your financial data, we conduct a detailed audit procedure. We examine all necessary evidence to ensure your financial statements are accurate and compliant with statutory requirements.

Management and Board Communication

We maintain clear communication with your management and board of directors throughout the audit process. This dialogue is essential for discussing our findings and ensuring that all parties are well-informed.

Fraud Detection and Compliance Checks

Our audit process includes a thorough assessment of fraud risks and compliance issues. We identify any financial discrepancies and report them to the appropriate authorities to ensure full transparency.

Presentation of Audit Report and Recommendations

We conclude the audit with a detailed report that includes our observations and actionable recommendations. This report also covers internal control financial reporting, providing you with a clear picture of your business’s financial health

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A statutory audit is a mandatory review of a company’s financial records to ensure they are accurate and follow the law.

Companies of a certain size, based on their revenue, assets, or number of employees, are required by law to have a statutory audit. This usually applies to medium and large companies.

A statutory audit is generally conducted once a year to review the company’s financial activities for the entire financial year.

It’s important because it ensures your financial statements are accurate and reliable, which builds trust with shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders. It also helps find areas where your business can improve.

Key documents include financial statements (like the balance sheet and income statement), ledgers, bank statements, invoices, and contracts. The exact documents needed may vary depending on your business.

The time it takes can vary, but typically it lasts from a few weeks to a few months, depending on your company’s size and complexity.

If the audit finds any discrepancies, the auditors will discuss these with your management. You’ll have a chance to correct the issues. Serious problems may be noted in the audit report and could lead to legal consequences.

Management needs to provide all the required documents, answer any questions from the auditors, and fix any issues that are found during the audit. They are responsible for making sure the financial statements are accurate.

A statutory audit is required by law and done by an external auditor to check if financial statements follow regulations. An internal audit is done by your company’s own team to improve operations and internal controls.

To prepare, make sure all your financial records are up-to-date, gather all necessary documents, and review past audits to fix any old issues. Communicate clearly with the audit team to understand what they need and when.
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