Statutory Auditing Service in India
A statutory audit is a legal requirement for assessment of the accuracy of the financial statements and records of a company or government. A statutory audit aims to determine if an organisation produces an honest and accurate representation of its financial position by evaluating information, such as bank balances, financial transactions, and accounts records.
In India, various laws and regulatory bodies like Reserve Bank of India, Income Tax, and Companies Act etc. establish the requirements and guidelines for statutory audit. Only a practicing and qualified Chartered Accountant is authorized to conduct the statutory audit.
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Statutory Auditing Service Registration Package
Rs.5000/-*+18% GST
- What we provide
- Documents required
- Audited all your transaction related to Statutory Audit
- Financial Statements, i.e, Balance Sheet, Income statement, cash flow statement, note to financial statements.
- Accounting records like bank statements, tally back up.
- Legal documents such as contracts and agreements and internal control policies.
How Does a Statutory Audit Function?
The term statutory denotes that statutory auditing is a fundamental and a necessary requirement. A statute is a regulation or law enforced by the associated government of the organisation's legislative branch. Legislations for various levels may be passed by the Centre or State Government. In a company, a regulation also applies to any rule set by the management team or board of directors of the organisation.
An audit is an assessment of records conducted by a firm, company, government department, or individual. This usually involves analysing different financial records and statements. During a financial audit, reports of a company with respect to revenue or benefits, returns on investment, expenditures, and other things are also included in the audit process. This is a very tedious process and requires a professional assistance who is both recognized and qualified.
The objective of a financial audit is to assess the accuracy of financial representation of the company. The process of statutory audit is not an implicit indication of misconduct. It is rather a formality aiming to help discourage crimes, such as misappropriating funds and fraud by ensuring proper verification and assessment of all the documents by a professional third party. TAX SEVA KENDRA takes on the job of statutory audit with confidence as possess both the experience and the experts.
Threshold of Statutory Audit
There is a specified threshold prescribed concerning Statutory Audit for various business types such as Proprietorships, Partnership Business and Companies.
Company
All companies (Private Limited Company, One Person Company, Limited Company, Section 8 Company, Nidhi Company, Producer Company), irrespective of nature of business and sales turnover are bound to appoint a Statutory Auditor.
Limited Liability Partnership
All Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) must have its accounts audited if the annual sales turnover exceeds Rs.40 lakhs or if capital contribution is more than Rs.25 lakhs, irrespective of the nature of business.
Proprietorship
Proprietorship firms must conduct a tax audit by a recognized Chartered Accountant if the annual sales turnover exceeds Rs.1 crore in terms of business or if annual gross receipts exceed Rs. 25 lacs in terms of a Profession.
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