Auditing has an important function in society. In brief, auditing means quality assurance of the financial reporting for owners, government authorities, other companies, banks and employees. Auditing helps business relationships run smoothly.
Our auditing offer is more than just a statutory audit.
Statutory audit
- An independent audit significantly increases the opportunities for doing business and creates credibility for the company and its operations.
- An audit report becomes the receipt that the information provided is quality assured and that the company conducts its business in a serious manner.
- We carry out audits efficiently and in a professional manner, and communicate our observations and suggested improvement measures on an ongoing basis or at the final audit meeting. In addition to quality assurance, the audit must provide additional added value to the company and its management.
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Risk analysis
- All business operations entail risks. Risks are a natural part of everyday life in a business or in an organisation, and it is not possible to eliminate all of them.
- Risk analysis is carried out in order to actively be aware of the risks that exist in a company, and how serious the consequences would be, should something happen. Risk analysis is carried out simply to prevent problems from occurring now and, if they do occur, to swiftly formulate a plan to solve them.
- There are different kinds of risk in a company or organisation: these include personal, financial, customer-related, technical, environmental and other risks.
- We help companies and organisations to identify and prevent risks and to grade them on a scale, based on probability and consequences.
- Request a quote from us with specific measures, and then use us as a sounding board to achieve consistency and continuity in your risk management.
Testing the internal control procedure – an analysis
- An analysis of the internal controls in a company shows how effective the company’s procedures are. There are many procedures in a business, and they are often connected. For example, it could be a matter of purchasing procedures, sales, pricing and calculation, or salary procedures.
- A description of procedures is important for many reasons, but if it is not followed up with the proper controls, it is not worth very much.
- The analysis shows where procedures are lacking and what measures need to be taken to strengthen the routines so that no significant errors remain undetected.
- Request a quote including a review of current procedures, with a report and an action plan.