In today’s complex business world, an audit review is an essential tool to help companies ensure the accuracy and reliability of their various financial reports. As experienced auditors, we offer customized audit reviews that are agreed with you in advance.

These reviews, for example of your monthly, half-year and quarterly financial reports, enable you to identify significant deviations and potential risks at an early stage. This allows you not only to comply with any legal obligations, but also to take proactive measures and continuously improve your financial reporting.
 

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  • Monthly financial statements 
  • Quarterly financial statements 
  • Half-year financial statements 
  • Management reporting
Prof. Dr. Thomas Edenhofer

Prof. Dr. Thomas Edenhofer

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German CPA, Certified Tax Advisor

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Frequently asked questions in the area of audit reviews

An audit review aims to obtain moderate assurance that financial statements or financial reports do not contain any material misstatements. In contrast to a full audit, it is less extensive and in-depth and therefore faster and more cost-efficient. The audit opinion consists of a certificate and not an auditor’s report.

An audit review is recommended, for example, for companies and groups that require a review of their half-year and quarterly reports to ensure the confidence of investors and other stakeholders without having to go through the process and expense of an audit.

An audit review provides company management with valuable insights into financial reporting, enabling them to identify any need for action at an early stage and improve the quality of financial reporting.

The duration of an audit review can vary depending on the size of the company and the scope of the documents to be reviewed. It is generally significantly shorter than a full audit. First and foremost, the interim financial reports to be audited and documents supporting the accounting information are required. The procedure largely consists of interviews and analytical audit procedures.

The audit review can help to fulfill regulatory requirements such as compliance with the Corporate Governance Code or other specific industry regulations. It ensures that financial reporting is up-to-date and correct and therefore complies with regulations.