Statutory Audit -It is the legally mandated examination of a company’s financial records to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulatory standards. It provides an independent verification of accounts, helping maintain transparency, accountability, and stakeholder trust.
It also verifies company's financial position by examining its bookkeeping records and financial transactions
Tax Audit - The primary purpose of a tax audit is to confirm that the tax returns filed are accurate and complete and that the taxpayer has paid the correct amount. Tax Audit is a mandatory examination of a business’s accounts under the Income Tax Act to verify compliance with tax laws.
Stock Audit - The process of physically verifying and evaluating a company’s inventory to ensure accuracy between records and actual stock. It helps detect discrepancies, prevent losses, and maintain proper control over inventory management.
Management & Operational Audit - The efficiency and effectiveness of a company’s management practices and operational processes. It helps identify gaps, improve resource utilization, strengthen internal controls, and enhance overall organizational performance.
Investigative Audit - A detailed examination of financial records conducted when fraud, irregularities, or misconduct are suspected. It helps uncover misstatements, trace transactions, and provide evidence for legal or regulatory actions.
Forensic Audits - A forensic audit is a detailed examination of an individual's or organisation's financial records to detect and investigate potential fraud, embezzlement, or other financial misconduct. This type of audit seeks to uncover deliberate misstatements or omissions of information.
Internal Audits- An internal audit checks the quality of an organisation. It looks at the company's internal controls, corporate governance, and accounting processes to make sure everything is working well. The audit helps the organisation reach its goals by finding ways to improve how it manages risks and governs itself.
Forensic Audits - A specialized examination of financial records aimed at detecting fraud, irregularities, or misrepresentation. It combines auditing and investigative techniques to uncover evidence, often used in legal proceedings or dispute resolution.
Tax Regulatory & Advisory
Income Tax Computation & Returns - involve accurately calculating taxable income, determining tax liability, and filing returns within due dates. This process ensures compliance with tax laws, enables claim of refunds or deductions, and helps avoid penalties while maintaining financial transparency.
GST Compliance - GST Compliance ensures businesses follow all Goods and Services Tax rules, including registration, invoicing, return filing, and timely tax payments. Proper compliance helps avoid penalties, maintain transparency, and build trust with authorities and stakeholders.
TDS Compliance – The involves timely deduction of Tax at Source on specified payments such as salaries, contracts, rent, or professional fees, and depositing it with the government. It also requires accurate filing of TDS returns, issuing certificates to deductees, and maintaining proper records. Proper compliance helps avoid penalties, ensures transparency, and builds trust with stakeholders.
GST Audit – It is a detailed examination of a business’s records, returns, and financial statements to verify compliance with Goods and Services Tax laws. It ensures accuracy of reported turnover, taxes paid, input tax credit claimed, and adherence to GST provisions. Proper GST audit helps detect discrepancies, avoid penalties, and maintain transparency with tax authorities.
PT/PF/ESIC Compliance -
PT (Professional Tax): Mandatory state-level tax deducted from employees’ salaries and deposited with authorities.
PF (Provident Fund): Contribution-based retirement savings scheme ensuring financial security for employees.
ESIC (Employees’ State Insurance): Provides medical, sickness, and insurance benefits to employees earning below a prescribed limit.Proper compliance helps avoid penalties, safeguards employee rights, and builds organizational credibility.
Litigation Support - The involves providing professional assistance during legal disputes by managing financial records, evidence, and documentation. It includes analyzing data, preparing reports, and offering expert insights to strengthen a case. Effective litigation support ensures accuracy, transparency, and helps lawyers and businesses present their arguments more efficiently in court.