Audit and assurance

Audit is more than ticking boxes. We deliver statutory audits that protect directors, satisfy stakeholders, and surface management information that helps the business move forward.

Everything you need, nothing you do not

Audit is more than ticking boxes. We deliver statutory audits that protect directors, satisfy stakeholders, and surface management information that helps the business move forward. We handle the detail so you can focus on running your business. One fixed fee, agreed upfront, with no hidden extras.

  • Statutory company audits
  • Charity SORP-compliant audits
  • FCA-regulated firm audits
  • Subsidiary audits
  • Independent examiner reports

Our process

01

Planning

We agree the scope, timeline, and access requirements. No surprises for your team during the audit.

02

Fieldwork

We test controls, verify balances, and review disclosures. We work efficiently to minimise disruption.

03

Reporting

We present findings clearly, flag any issues early, and issue the audit opinion within agreed timescales.

Sectors we serve with audit and assurance

No surprises, ever

We quote a fixed fee for the work agreed upfront. No hourly billing. No surprise invoices. If the scope changes, we tell you before any work is done.

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Your fee includes
  • All preparation and filing
  • Unlimited phone and email support
  • HMRC correspondence on your behalf
  • Proactive advice throughout the year

Frequently asked about audit and assurance

Does my company need an audit?

A company qualifies for audit exemption if it meets two of three criteria: turnover under £10.2m, balance sheet under £5.1m, or fewer than 50 employees. Charities have lower thresholds and different rules.

What is an independent examination?

An independent examination is a lighter-touch review for smaller charities that do not meet the audit threshold. It provides assurance to trustees and funders without the full cost of an audit.

How long does an audit take?

Typically four to six weeks from start to signed opinion, depending on the size and complexity of the entity. We agree timescales upfront and stick to them.

Can you audit a charity under SORP?

Yes. We have experience across SORP FRS 102 for charities in Northern Ireland, including fund accounting, restricted and unrestricted income, and Charity Commission reporting requirements.

Talk to us about audit and assurance

15-minute call, no commitment. We will answer your questions and give you a fixed-fee quote.