Audit and Assurance Services in Jaipur
Independent audit strengthens the credibility of your financial statements with lenders, investors, regulators and tax authorities. Our team conducts audits with a practical, risk-based approach.
Audits and reviews we undertake
- Statutory audit of companies, LLPs and other entities, as required by law.
- Tax audit under the Income-tax Act where turnover or receipts exceed the prescribed limits. The tax audit report is generally due by 30 September, ahead of the return due date of 31 October, subject to extensions.
- GST audit and reconciliation – review of returns and the reconciliation statement.
- Internal audit – review of processes and controls, with recommendations.
- Stock and other bank-related audits as required by lenders.
- Due diligence and financial reviews for transactions and fundraising.
Our approach
We agree the scope, the timetable and the information required at the start. The audit is planned on the basis of risk and is done largely online, with visits where required. We discuss significant findings with management before finalising the report and give you practical recommendations on controls and compliance.
Frequently asked questions
Is an audit mandatory for my business?
It depends on the entity and on turnover. Companies and certain other entities need a statutory audit every year, and a proprietor or firm needs a tax audit if the turnover exceeds the prescribed limits. We confirm the position for you.
Can the same firm do bookkeeping and audit?
Independence rules restrict some combinations of services for certain entities. Where we are appointed as auditor, we follow the applicable rules on the services we can provide.
When should I appoint an auditor?
As early as possible in the year, so that the audit is planned and the year-end is not rushed. A newly incorporated company must appoint its first auditor soon after incorporation.
This page gives general information about Agar & Co. and its services. It is not an advertisement or solicitation, and it should not be treated as professional advice. Rates, thresholds and due dates change from time to time.