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Private limited companies, OPCs, LLPs with turnover above ₹40 lakh, and businesses exceeding ₹1 crore turnover (₹50 lakh for professionals) that require a tax audit under Section 44AB — statutory audit is non-negotiable for all registered companies.
Every step is prepared, reviewed and delivered by a chartered accountant — nothing is outsourced, nothing is left half-done.
4 steps, fully handled by your CA and tracked live. Most clients are done in 10–15 days.
Our audit team reviews the prior year's report, identifies risk areas specific to your business, and shares a tailored document checklist.
All ledgers, vouchers, bank reconciliations, and statutory records are examined for accuracy, completeness, and compliance.
Any discrepancies or audit queries are raised with your accounts team and resolved collaboratively before the report is finalised.
The statutory audit report and management letter are signed by the CA and delivered within 10–15 working days of receiving complete records.
Have these ready and your annual audit begins the same day. Not sure about one? Your manager will guide you.
Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who actually knows your file — not a faceless portal.
All registered companies (Private Limited, OPC, Section 8) must get statutory audits done annually, regardless of turnover. LLPs with turnover above ₹40 lakh or contribution above ₹25 lakh are also mandated. Tax audits under Section 44AB apply if turnover exceeds ₹1 crore for businesses (₹50 lakh for professionals).
For companies, the audit must be completed before the Annual General Meeting — typically by 30 September for the financial year ending 31 March. Tax audits under Section 44AB are due by 30 September of the assessment year.
Yes. We audit companies using Tally Prime, Zoho Books, QuickBooks, SAP, and other platforms. We require either read-access to the software or a clean export of the trial balance and sub-ledgers.
A statutory audit verifies that financial statements give a true and fair view under the Companies Act. A tax audit (Section 44AB) certifies tax-related particulars for the Income Tax Department. Both may be required simultaneously, and we handle both in a single engagement.
Hand us the paperwork. A chartered accountant takes it from here — and you get your result without lifting a finger.