Statutory audits, tax audits, internal audits, and forensic assurance under Managing Counsel Advocate Devendra K. Secure your company's creditability.
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Official verification of corporate financial statements, reports, and ledger matches u/s 139 of the Companies Act.
Forensic verification of GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-2B, and book ledgers u/s GSTR-9/9C reconciliation rules.
Independent checks on internal controls, financial risks, transaction flow errors, and board operations.
Physical stock verification, ledger asset register alignments, and warehouse inventory reconciliations.
An audit qualification u/s 143 can damage corporate credibility and attract ROC search mandates. Our audit defense counsels prepare your books, verify ledger assertions, and draft responses to resolve audit qualifications before statutory filings are finalized.
Formulating defense arguments and response briefs to resolve auditor objections and prevent qualified opinions u/s 143(3).
Drafting and auditing internal control frameworks, process flows, and risk matrices to satisfy CARO requirements.
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Disclaimer: Calculations are average estimates for standard compliance setups. Complex multi-state Cost Centers or FDI filings require custom proposal letters from senior partners.
A methodical, four-phase delivery cycle ensuring independent verification and audit-proof corporate records.
Issuing the Engagement Letter u/s SA-210, defining timelines, materiality limits, and required datasets.
Forensic verification of sales entries, purchases, vouchers, asset registers, and bank books u/s ICAI rules.
Drafting the preliminary Audit report and raising Management Representation Letters (MRL) for clarifications.
Signing final financial statements with UDIN validation, and filing u/s MCA and Income Tax gateways.
Audit practices in India are dictated by the Companies Act, 2013 and the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Mandates all corporate entities (including Pvt Ltd and LLPs above limits) to appoint statutory auditors to audit statements.
Allows eligible small businesses to file returns declaring presumptive profits (8% or 6% of turnover) without maintaining statutory books of accounts.
Prescribes rigorous reporting checklists on fixed assets, loans, transactions with related parties, and cash defaults.
Defines auditor duties, requiring reporting on the company's internal financial controls (IFC) over financial statements.
Answers to statutory audit requirements, CARO exemptions, and penalties.
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