We perceive our role in the financial reporting process as an opportunity to offer constructive solutions aimed at maximizing your company’s profitability and efficiency. Our financial reporting services encompass various degrees of assurance.

Audits and reviews differ significantly in the assurance they provide and are typically commissioned by financial institutions or company owners. While audits and compilations share a common purpose, they differ in objectives. Review reports are usually less formal than compilations and serve as helpful guides for managers and investors. Despite their differences, there are common characteristics shared across both types of engagements.

While audits are more costly, they require less training compared to compilations. Therefore, compilations are often preferred for small to medium non-public entities. Reviews, while less comprehensive than audits, still offer some assurance regarding the accuracy of financial statements. Performing any of these services requires a qualified accountant with specialized training and experience in the field. The degree of assurance provided varies significantly between audits and compilations.

While audits are typically considered the most thorough analysis, compilations may be more cost effective, requiring less time compared to audits. The cost of audits and compilations can vary widely depending on the complexity of the engagement. Despite differing scopes, audits and compilations share similarities. Compilations are often chosen for smaller businesses, whereas reviews offer more comprehensive coverage and are generally more affordable.