Statutory Audit
Mandatory audit of corporate financial records under the Companies Act.
Audit & Assurance
Statutory, tax, internal, and forensic audits conducted to actually surface risk — not just satisfy a filing requirement.
ICAI-aligned rigor
Documented working papers, clear conclusions
Board-ready reporting
Issues, impact, and next steps — plainly
Control-first approach
Find gaps before they become losses
Deadline discipline
Planned timelines, no last-week panic
Scope
Choose the audit that fits your statutory requirement, board expectations, or risk concern. We’ll tell you upfront what’s required — and what isn’t.
Mandatory audit of corporate financial records under the Companies Act.
Compulsory audit under Section 44AB for businesses and professionals crossing designated turnover limits.
Independent review of internal operations, financial controls, and risk management systems.
Specialised auditing to investigate suspected financial fraud, misreporting, or asset tracing.
20+
Years in practice
500+
Clients served
2
City offices
6
Practice areas
Figures reflect firm-wide experience across tax, GST, audit, corporate law, accounting, and cross-border advisory.
Approach
An audit should leave you with fewer unknowns. We focus on material risk, control gaps, and practical fixes — not just a signed report.
Process
A simple workflow, executed with discipline — so information moves once, conclusions are reviewed, and deadlines are met.
Review current filings, exposure, goals — no charge for the first call.
A precise checklist, nothing exchanged twice.
Prepared, reviewed, filed within the statutory window.
Deadlines tracked proactively all year.
FAQs
If you’re unsure which audit applies, ask. We’ll guide you to the minimum compliant path — and highlight where extra assurance is worth it.
Businesses and professionals crossing the designated turnover limits may be required to undergo a tax audit under Section 44AB. Share your turnover and nature of receipts, and we’ll confirm applicability and the exact reporting needed.
Timelines depend on readiness of books, volume of transactions, and control complexity. We set a planned schedule at the start and keep requests tight so the audit moves steadily without repeated back-and-forth.
Yes. Forensic & investigation audits can be scoped for suspected financial fraud, misreporting, or asset tracing. We start with a confidential call to understand the situation and define evidence preservation and reporting requirements.
Client notes
Short feedback we hear often — especially from founders and finance teams who need clarity under time pressure.
“They didn’t just ask for documents — they explained why each item mattered, and what risk it addressed.”
“The final outputs were board-ready — concise, clear, and focused on what we needed to fix.”
“We got answers quickly. No jargon — just what’s required, what’s risky, and what to do next.”
Related
Audits tend to surface questions in tax, GST, and reporting. These pillars integrate cleanly when you want one coordinated team.
Next step
Tell us your entity type, turnover, and deadline. We’ll confirm the right audit, define scope, and set a timeline that actually holds.