What we handle
How a review works
In a review, we perform inquiry of management and analytical procedures: comparing results with prior periods, budgets and industry expectations, and asking about unusual changes. We do not test internal controls, confirm balances with third parties or observe inventory, which is why a review costs significantly less than an audit and takes less of your team's time.
At the end, we issue a review report stating that we are not aware of any material modifications needed for the statements to be in accordance with the framework, such as GAAP or the tax basis. We must be independent of your company to perform a review.
A compilation is one step lighter: we present your financial information in proper financial statement form without providing assurance, and a compilation can be issued even when we are not independent, with that fact disclosed. A preparation engagement produces statements with no report at all. We help you choose the level your lender, surety or investors actually require.
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