Audits

An audit's main purpose is to render an opinion whether financial statements are fairly stated - that is, all significant financial information is included. An audit involves evaluating internal accounting controls, testing financial transactions, and confirming account balances with third parties. Generally, we perform audits when third-party lenders, regulatory agencies, or stockholders of the company require them. We can perform audits for the following entities:

• Banks, Credit Unions and other Financial Institutions
• Construction Contractors
  
• Businesses
• Employee Benefit Plans
• PCAOB  (publically traded companies)
• Non-Profit Organizations
• Governmental Entities