We combine technical expertise with a modern approach to deliver high-quality audit and assurance services that comply with regulatory requirements and add value to your organisation.Â
Our audit service is designed to give your organisation clarity, confidence and credibility. We work with organisations that may be:
We begin by getting to know your organisation in detail. Understanding how you operate, where the key risks lie, and the regulatory environment you work within allows us to shape an audit that is relevant, focused and proportionate.Â
We plan the audit around your schedule, agree on timelines at the outset, and keep communication open throughout. You will know what we need, what stage we are at and what is coming next.Â
Technology is central to how we work. Using Inflo, our audit management platform, alongside other digital tools, we streamline the exchange of information, support accurate testing and keep you informed about progress throughout the audit.Â
This reduces time-consuming admin and manual effort for your team and focused.Â
We provide statutory audits for organisations that are required to have their financial statements independently audited under UK legislation or other applicable requirements.Â
Our approach considers the nature, size and complexity of your organisation, helping us deliver a thorough and proportionate audit aligned with your operations.Â
We provide independent assurance over financial or operational information where additional verification is required.
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This can support independent validation of key information or provide assurance to shareholders, lenders and other stakeholders.Â
Where appropriate, we support trustees in meeting their reporting responsibilities and maintaining financial accountability by providing independent examinations of charity financial records.Â
We provide reporting for organisations operating within ABTA and ATOL frameworks, ensuring the required information is prepared accurately and meets the relevant reporting requirements.Â
We provide reporting and compliance support under the Solicitors Accounts Rules, so firms meet their regulatory responsibilities while maintaining appropriate financial controls and oversight.Â
We ensure relevant reporting requirements are addressed accurately and efficiently by providing reporting for organisations operating under Propertymark requirements.Â
Not all organisations are required to have a statutory audit. Whether an audit is required depends on factors including the size and legal structure of the organisation and any regulatory or other requirements that apply.
An audit may be required because of the size or structure of an organisation, its activities or the regulatory requirements that apply to it. We can help you understand whether an audit is required in your circumstances.
An audit involves obtaining evidence to assess whether the financial statements give a true and fair view and are free from material misstatement. It results in an independent audit opinion on the financial statements.
A statutory audit results in an independent opinion on financial statements. Assurance engagements can provide independent verification over particular financial or operational information, depending on the scope and purpose of the engagement.
The timing depends on the size and complexity of your organisation, the nature of the audit and the quality and availability of the information required. Agreeing the timetable early helps ensure the process runs smoothly.
Your accounting requirements may connect with wider tax, audit or advisory matters. With mgr, you have access to the relevant expertise across the firm when your circumstances require it.
Not sure where to start, or looking for advice on something specific? Tell us a little about what you need and we will connect you with the right person.