Our audit and assurance services
- Internal audit and control testing
- External audit coordination and preparation
- Operational audit and process review
- Compliance audit against tax and company law
- Risk management review
- Pre-audit health checks and year-end readiness
Internal vs external audit
Internal audit helps management improve controls during the year. External audit gives an independent opinion on the financial statements. Many businesses need both at different stages. Our guide explains the difference and when each applies.
How it works
- Scope meeting to agree objectives, period and key risks
- Fieldwork: review of records, controls and transactions
- Draft findings discussed with management
- Final report with prioritised recommendations and follow-up
Why choose BIZEASE SOLUTIONS
- Findings written to be acted on, not filed away
- Accounting, tax and audit knowledge in one team
- Reports lenders and boards can use
Free tools and guides
- CFO Desk: free financial statement analysis
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Frequently asked questions
Does my small company need an audit?
Requirements depend on company type, size and regulator. Even when not mandatory, an internal review can reduce errors and risk.
What is the difference between internal and external audit?
Internal audit is a management tool for controls and efficiency. External audit is an independent opinion on the financial statements, often required by law or lenders.
How long does an audit take?
It depends on size and how organised the records are. A clean set of books shortens the timeline, which is why we also offer bookkeeping.
Can you prepare us before the auditors arrive?
Yes. A pre-audit health check lists missing documents and adjustments needed.
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