Auditor Sourcing & Audit Coordination
We find you a licensed auditor, get the accounts and paperwork through the audit, then file with the DBD and the Revenue Department.
What we handle
- Sourcing a licensed CPA or tax auditor (TA) suited to your business
- Adjusting entries and closing the accounts so they are ready for review
- Assembling the supporting documents the auditor asks for
- Answering the auditor's queries and clarifying issues on your behalf
- Following through until the auditor issues an opinion and signs
- Filing the audited statements with the DBD and the Revenue Department
Why your bookkeeper cannot be your auditor
The law requires it
An auditor must be independent of whoever prepared the accounts in order to give a fair opinion.
It protects you
A second pair of eyes on our work catches mistakes before the authorities do.
We arrange it
You do not have to go looking. We source the auditor and coordinate the whole thing.
How we work
- 01 Assess the size of the business and transaction volume, then quote our fee and the audit fee
- 02 Source a licensed auditor suited to the business and agree a timeline
- 03 Close the accounts, assemble the documents and hand them to the auditor
- 04 Handle the queries until the auditor signs, then file on time
Frequently asked questions
No. We are an accounting firm: we keep the books and close the accounts. The audit and the signature come from a licensed auditor who is external to us and independent, as the law requires. Our role is to source that auditor and coordinate the work.
A CPA is a certified public accountant who can audit any type of registered entity. A TA is a tax auditor, limited to small registered partnerships that meet the legal criteria. We will tell you which applies to your business.
Of course. If you already have an auditor, we close the accounts and coordinate with them as normal. There is no need to change.
Two parts: our fee for closing and coordinating, and the audit fee paid to the auditor. Both depend on the size of the business and its transaction volume, and we quote both clearly before anything starts.
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