Financial Statement Review

We make make sure your financial reports are as reliable and solid as the business you’ve built.

Stockholders, creditors, and private investors often seek assurance that the financial statements accurately represent the true financial position of a company. This assurance is crucial, especially when considering the various levels of risk tolerance across your stakeholders. To address this, we offer three levels of assurance, each designed to meet the specific needs of your financial landscape, including the critical process of a financial statement review.

Our services are tailored to provide the highest level of assurance, involving a thorough external review of your company’s financial dealings. This includes a detailed financial statement review where we engage with:

  • Your customers, to verify outstanding receivable balances,
  • Your banks, to confirm cash or debt balances and terms,
  • Your vendors, to ensure payable balances are accurate, and
  • Your attorneys, to understand any pending or threatened legal action.

The financial statement review process is further enhanced by our physical inspections, where we observe inventory counting methods and perform test counts. This comprehensive approach allows us to document and scrutinize each operating cycle, from sales and cash receipts to expenses, cash disbursements, and payroll, ensuring a thorough financial statement review.

Review – Limited Assurance

A step more involved than a compilation, the review engagement is a crucial component of our services, offering a detailed financial statement review. This process primarily involves analytical procedures applied to your financial statements, alongside various inquiries made to your company’s management team. Should inconsistencies arise, additional procedures are undertaken to ensure compliance and accuracy, highlighting the importance of a rigorous financial statement review.

Unlike an audit, the review does not require an evaluation of internal controls or verification of data with third parties. It offers limited assurance that your financial statements are free from material misstatements, making the financial statement review a valuable tool for businesses seeking a balance between thoroughness and efficiency.

Compilation – Lowest Level of Assurance

Our compilation service presents your financial information as a straightforward representation of management’s perspective, without the added assurance of a detailed financial statement review. This level of service is often required by banks and is based on our deep understanding of accounting principles and business acumen.

Deciding on the right type of financial assurance service, including the depth of financial statement review needed, depends on your specific circumstances, such as banking requirements or budgetary constraints. Understanding each option’s strengths and weaknesses is essential in choosing the most appropriate service for your needs.

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