An audit should do more than tick a legal box. Done well, it tells you where your controls are weak, where money is leaking, and gives banks, investors and the tax department confidence in your accounts. We deliver independent, on-time audits — with findings you can actually use.
Thresholds reflect rules current as of 2025. We apply the latest limits and standards on auditing to your engagement.
From the statutory audit your company must file to the internal audit that quietly tightens your operations, we cover the full range under one roof.
Companies Act audit giving a true-and-fair opinion on your financial statements.
Section 44AB audit and report, prepared accurately and filed before the due date.
Process, control and risk reviews that reduce leakage and prevent fraud.
Statutory branch, concurrent and stock audits for banks and lending institutions.
GSTR-9C reconciliation matching your books with your GST returns.
Stock, fixed asset, due-diligence and management-requested reviews.
A good audit shouldn't stop your business from running. Our approach keeps your team focused while we do the heavy lifting.
We scope the audit, share a clear checklist, and agree timelines so there are no surprises.
We test transactions, balances and controls against the applicable standards and law.
We issue the opinion and, just as importantly, flag practical issues we found along the way.
We sit with you on the findings so next year's books — and controls — are stronger.
Objective opinions that stakeholders and regulators can rely on.
Reports completed and filed before statutory due dates, every time.
Beyond the opinion, we give practical recommendations that add value.
Your records are handled with strict confidentiality throughout.
Clear answers on limits, deadlines and what to expect. Thresholds reflect rules current as of 2025 — we confirm the latest position for your case.
A statutory audit is an independent, legally required examination of financial statements. Every company registered in India must have one each year regardless of turnover; certain LLPs and other entities are also covered under their governing laws.
A tax audit applies when business turnover exceeds ₹1 crore — raised to ₹10 crore if both cash receipts and payments are within 5% of turnover. For professionals, the limit is gross receipts above ₹75 lakh. These thresholds are revised periodically, so confirm the current year.
A statutory audit is under the Companies Act and gives a true-and-fair opinion on the accounts. A tax audit is under the Income-tax Act and reports specific details for tax purposes. A company can need both in the same year.
It is generally due by 30 September of the assessment year, with the related return due by 31 October. These dates are sometimes extended, so check the current year's deadline.
Yes. A statutory audit is mandatory for every private limited company each year — even with no turnover or no operations yet. The auditor must be appointed and the accounts audited and filed.
Internal audit reviews your processes, controls and risks to improve efficiency and prevent fraud. It is mandatory for certain companies based on turnover, borrowings or deposits, and many other businesses adopt it voluntarily for stronger control.
Usually the books of accounts, bank statements, sales/purchase invoices, GST and TDS returns, fixed asset register, loan and statutory payment records, and last year's financials. We provide a checklist tailored to your business.
Fees depend on turnover, transaction volume, number of locations and how well the books are kept. We assess your business first and give a clear, fixed quote with no hidden charges before we start.
Under section 271B, the penalty can be 0.5% of turnover or gross receipts, up to a maximum of ₹1.5 lakh, unless there is a reasonable cause for the failure.
An LLP must be audited if turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or capital contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh in a year. Below those limits, audit isn't mandatory, though a tax audit may still apply separately.
The earlier CA-certified GST audit was eased, but businesses with turnover above ₹5 crore must file the GSTR-9C reconciliation with their annual return. We prepare and reconcile it so your books match your GST returns.
These include statutory branch audit, concurrent audit and stock audit of bank branches — specialised assignments allotted to Chartered Accountants by banks and regulators to check compliance, advances and controls.
A small business audit can take a few days once records are ready; larger or multi-location entities take longer. Well-maintained books shorten it significantly — which is why we help you stay audit-ready all year.
An audit gives reasonable assurance through detailed testing and a formal opinion. A review gives limited assurance through analysis and enquiry, so it is lighter and lower-cost where a full audit isn't required.
Yes. With digital books, secure document sharing and video review, we audit clients across India — combining remote work with site visits where they are genuinely needed.
Reconcile books monthly, file GST and TDS on time, keep supporting documents, and reconcile bank and statutory accounts before year-end. We provide a pre-audit checklist so the audit stays a formality, not a fire-drill.
Audit engagements usually connect with your tax filings, GST reconciliation and company compliance — we handle these together under one roof.
Tell us your entity type and turnover, and we'll outline exactly what's required and what it will cost.
