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Accounting Audits for Growing Companies

Accurate financial and tax records support the lawful management and decision-making of a business. As companies expand, their original accounting controls may cease to be adequate for reliable management information.

What to keep in mind

Review recording processes, supporting documents, account reconciliations, closing procedures and weaknesses requiring attention.

Growth without stronger controls can conceal errors and materially distort reports.

Distinctions often confused

An accounting review is not necessarily a full statutory audit.

Frequently asked questions

Should a growing company upgrade internal controls?
Where complexity increases, a proportionate review is sensible.
Does an audit guarantee that no liabilities exist?
No. Scope and limitations must be expressly understood.

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