Service
Auditing & Assurance
Independent statutory audits that give shareholders, lenders and regulators a reliable view of your financial position.
What this covers
A company requires a statutory audit unless it qualifies as a small company. A private company is exempt where it meets at least two of three criteria over the last two financial years: annual revenue of not more than ten million dollars, total assets of not more than ten million dollars, and not more than fifty employees.
Where an audit is required, or where the assurance is simply valued, our audit provides an independent opinion on whether your financial statements present a true and fair view. We plan around your reporting calendar and conduct the engagement efficiently.
- Statutory audit of financial statements
- Independent audit opinion
- Risk and internal control observations
- Group and consolidated audits
- Liaison with your accounting team
- A clear, actionable management letter
- Statutory audit of financial statements
- Independent audit opinion
- Risk and internal control observations
- Group and consolidated audits
- Liaison with your accounting team
- A clear, actionable management letter
Why EAPAC
What you can expect
Accountable professionals
Chartered accountants and ACCA members are responsible for your engagement from start to finish.
Deadlines managed
We monitor your ACRA and IRAS obligations and file ahead of schedule.
Transparent fees
Fees are agreed in advance, with nothing hidden when the invoice is issued.
Frequently asked questions.
Not if it qualifies as a small company, being a private company that meets at least two of three criteria over the last two financial years: revenue and total assets each of not more than ten million dollars, and not more than fifty employees.
Whether your financial statements give a true and fair view and comply with the applicable standards and the Companies Act.
It depends on the size of the company and the readiness of the records. We scope this at the outset and agree a timetable that meets your deadlines.
Speak with a chartered accountant today
Share your company’s current position and we will outline the applicable filings, deadlines and fixed fees before any commitment.