Audit and Other Assurance

Whether you're seeking additional capital, better terms from your banker, courting investors or just looking for ways to improve operations, an audit provides information you can depend on to make quality decisions. Our industry-specific audit approach will be tailored specifically to your operations and reporting requirements.

Due to more stringent requirements instituted by the auditing profession in recent years, many long-standing audit procedures and methods have changed. Risk-based audit standards give us a more complete picture of your organization, including how you operate, the risks you face, and how you are addressing those risks. The result is an in-depth understanding of your entire operation and greater assurance of the reliability of your financial statements.

We use the latest in computer-assisted audit techniques to access information, identify trends and make comparisons that are not possible with manual methods. Efficiency and relevance are always top priorities, allowing procedures to be completed quickly and with fewer disruptions to your operations.

Grace Williams CPA, PC audit services include:

  • Testing your records and procedures so we can express an opinion on the fair presentation of your financial statements.
  • Incorporating technology that allows us to assist you in preparing integrated financial statements and schedules in a timely manner.
  • Analyzing current financial information and comparing it with prior periods to measure progress. This information can also be used to benchmark with similar companies and gauge your competitive position. Comprehensive management reports include insights and suggestions uncovered during the engagement.

 

Revenue Recovery Audits

Review Services

If full auditing services are not required, we can provide review services on historical financial statements. A review consists of discussions with your management team and analytical procedures applied to your financials. The resulting report indicates limited assurance as to the appropriateness of the financial statements.