Audit & Assurance
Independent, thorough audits that give your stakeholders confidence — conducted by ICAI-registered Chartered Accountants across statutory, internal, tax and specialised audit types.
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Our Audit & Assurance practice covers:
Statutory Audit
Independent audit of financial statements as mandated under the Companies Act.
Internal Audit
Evaluating internal controls, risk management and governance processes.
Management & Operational Audit
Assessing operational efficiency and management effectiveness.
Special Investigation Audit
Focused audits to investigate specific financial concerns or irregularities.
Tax Audit
Audit under the Income Tax Act as applicable to your business turnover.
Stock Audit
Physical verification and valuation of inventory for lenders and management.
Revenue Audit
Verification of revenue recognition and reporting accuracy.
GST Audit
Reconciliation and audit of GST records and returns.
System & Process Control Reviews
Review of internal systems and process controls for reliability.
Concurrent Audit
Real-time audit of transactions, commonly required for banks and NBFCs.
ICAI Registered Firm
Firm Registration No. 159615W, led by Fellow Chartered Accountants.
12+ Years Experience
Led by professionals with over a decade in audit, tax and advisory.
Transparent Turnaround
Clear timelines and proactive updates — no chasing us for status.
Confidential & Accurate
Highest standards of confidentiality, integrity and accuracy on every engagement.
Yes — every company registered under the Companies Act, 2013 must get its accounts audited annually by a Chartered Accountant, regardless of turnover.
Statutory audit is a legal requirement focused on financial statement accuracy for external stakeholders. Internal audit is a management tool to assess controls, risk and operational efficiency — it is not mandatory but highly recommended.
Timelines depend on the size and complexity of your business, but most statutory audits for SMEs are completed within 1-3 weeks once records are made available.
Talk to our Chartered Accountants — first consultation is free.