Sawyer Assurance
The fundamental purpose of an audit is to provide independent assurance that management has, in its financial statements, presented a “true and fair” view of a company's financial performance and position. It underpins the trust and obligation of stewardship between those who manage a company and those who own it or otherwise have a need for a clear and objective view. And that list of stakeholders is wide — from the audit committee, shareholders, employees and suppliers, to customers, banks, regulatory bodies and analysts. An audit typically involves planning and risk assessment, understanding/testing internal controls, analytical procedures, substantive testing of source information, and an opinion report.
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Launching a brand from Australia into the US, we have found Sawyer Assurance to be very helpful in understanding all we need to do, and also very practical in their help.
The service included review of the basic financial statements, footnotes and schedules for compliance with disclosure standards.
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