Audit

An audit should give you more than a signature on a report — it should give you confidence that your numbers are right and your business is compliant. We conduct statutory audits, tax audits, and internal audits for proprietorships, partnerships, LLPs, and companies, following applicable auditing standards and the requirements of the Companies Act and Income Tax Act.

Our approach is methodical: we review your books, internal controls, and supporting documentation in detail, flag genuine risks and discrepancies, and give you a clear picture of your financial health — not just a checklist exercise. Where we find gaps, we help you fix them, not just report them.

What's Included

  • Statutory audit under the Companies Act for private limited companies and LLPs
  • Tax audit under Section 44AB of the Income Tax Act
  • Internal audit and review of financial controls and processes
  • Verification of books of accounts, vouchers, and supporting records
  • Compliance check against applicable accounting standards
  • Audit report preparation and filing (Form 3CA/3CB-3CD for tax audit)
  • Recommendations to strengthen internal controls and reduce compliance risk

Our Process

  • 1

    Audit Requirement Review

    Understand your business, applicable audit requirement, and reporting timeline.

  • 2

    Audit Planning

    Plan the audit scope and request the necessary books, records, and documentation.

  • 3

    Audit Execution

    Conduct fieldwork including verification, testing, and review of transactions and internal controls.

  • 4

    Findings Discussion

    Discuss findings and observations with you before finalising the audit report.

  • 5

    Report Finalisation

    Issue the audit report and file it with the relevant authority wherever applicable.

Who Needs This Service

  • Private limited companies and LLPs requiring a statutory audit
  • Businesses and professionals crossing the tax audit turnover/receipts threshold
  • Organisations wanting an internal audit to strengthen controls and reduce risk
  • Businesses preparing for a loan, investment, or ownership transition that requires audited financials