Our Working Process
• The auditor must define the scope and objectives of the internal audit and convey them to all management team members.
• The auditor is responsible for reviewing and comprehending the complex main areas of the firm. This is accomplished by conducting in-person interviews with members or evaluating the required documentation.
• The auditor must describe all of the significant risks that the company faces while staying within the scope of the internal audit.
•• The auditor must then confirm that the internal control measures utilized are ethical and effectively combat and counter the risks involved.
• The auditor must test the management controls using risk-based samples to confirm that they work as expected.
• Following that, the auditor must disclose all concerns and difficulties to management to be addressed. They must also detect any forthcoming company obstacles and, together with management, develop potential plans for these issues.
• The auditor must prepare a final report, often known as an internal audit report, to communicate their point of view.
Statutory Compliance :
• Compliance with TDS
• Compliance with Service Taxes
• Compliance with PF and ESI
• Tax Compliance by Professionals
• Compliance with Income Taxes
• Other Statutory Obligations
Controls on Fixed Assets:
• Accounting for Fixed Assets
• Maintenance of Fixed Asset Registers with Location
• Accounting for Asset Deletion and Asset Recognition
• Information about Fixed Asset Insurance
Different kinds of internal controls :
Preventive Measures
Separation of Duties : Duties are divided among different people to reduce the risk of error or inappropriate action. In general, the errands for authorizing transactions, footage transactions, and maintaining track of the associated asset are split.