Services An Audit offers investors reasonable assurance that financial statements reflect a company's financial position and results of operations in accordance with an established framework of accounting standards. An auditor does not examine every transaction nor provide assurance that all employees are honest and all company dealings have been above boards, but an audit should uncover major discrepancies that might affect the company's financial picture.
Audits are by no means confined to publicly owned corporations.
Smaller firms, including those held by individual families, are audited regularly, although the results are not generally issued to the public. Audits provide firms with statements of their assets and liabilities that are usually necessary in applying for bank loans or undertaking a major reorganization of the company. As decision making tools, audits are as important to management as they are to investors. We go beyond just performing audits. We get to know your business on a personal basis, studying its complexities, its possibilities, and its opportunities.