Voluntary audit
Independent audit of financial statements at the initiative of owners or management
An independent audit of financial statements at the initiative of the company's owners or management, including where there are signs that the statements are unreliable or an independent assessment of the accounting and finance functions is needed.
The audit applies the approaches and procedures of a statutory audit. It identifies material misstatements, assesses the reliability of accounting and internal control, and pinpoints areas of increased risk.
Synergy Audit carries out voluntary audits for owners, investors and management
Owner oversight
Independent verification of the statements prepared by management and an assessment of the performance of the accounting and finance teams
Change of management
Review of the state of accounting and reporting when the general director or chief accountant changes and responsibilities are handed over
Transactions and investment
Confirming the financial statements before a business is sold or an investor is brought in, in addition to due diligence
Banks and counterparties
An auditor's report for banks, leasing companies, tenders and confirming the company's financial position to business partners
Specific areas
Audit of specific areas of accounting, items of the financial statements and transactions: settlements with counterparties, inventories, fixed assets, costs
Corporate conflicts
Independent audit of the financial statements at the request of participants in a corporate conflict or a dispute with management
A voluntary audit results in an auditor's report on the reliability of the financial statements or a report on agreed-upon procedures, together with a communication to management of the deficiencies identified and recommendations for addressing them.