When a financial statement has been audited, the reader can trust that the information presented is reliable.
The trust that the audit adds to the financial statements is essential for the company’s or organisation’s stakeholders to be able and willing to use the financial data as a basis for decision-making. The audit thus provides the foundation for decisions related to investments, lending, partnership agreements, valuations – and not least, insight into operations for shareholders, citizens, or members.

Audit also creates value internally within the organisation, as it provides management with additional assurance that the compliance elements related to financial reporting are adequate and being followed – including that the financial statements comply with legal requirements.

When we perform an audit, it requires us to have deep insight into the audited company or organisation. We use that insight proactively to provide advice and guidance on the matters we observe. We call this value-based auditing.

In cases where our independence is not compromised, we are happy to offer our expertise in the preparation of financial statements, tax calculations and documentation, accounting assistance, business services and outsourcing, etc.
An overview of all our services can be found here.