Financial and Special Audits

Service Description

A financial audit is a systematic examination of an organization's financial statements and related financial activities. The primary objective of a financial audit is to provide an independent and objective assessment of the organization's financial reporting and ensure the accuracy, completeness, and fairness of the financial statements. Financial audits are typically conducted by external auditors, who are independent professionals or firms hired by the organization.the desired quality. Project control is essential for identifying potential issues early, making necessary adjustments, and ensuring the project's overall success A special audit, also known as an investigative audit or forensic audit, is conducted in response to specific concerns, allegations, or suspicions about financial irregularities, fraud, or other misconduct within an organization. Unlike financial audits, special audits are typically initiated based on specific incidents or concerns raised by stakeholders, management, or regulatory authorities.