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Mandated under the Companies Act, 2013 for certain entities.
Conducted annually to ensure accuracy and fairness of financial statements.
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Required for companies, LLPs, and other entities crossing prescribed turnover or capital thresholds.
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Contact usA statutory audit is a mandatory external audit conducted to verify a company’s financial statements and ensure they are free from material misstatements.
All companies registered under the Companies Act (Private, Public, OPCs, etc.) and LLPs having turnover above ?40 lakhs or contribution above ?25 lakhs must get their accounts audited.
The Board of Directors initially appoints the auditor, and the shareholders approve the appointment in the AGM under Section 139 of the Companies Act, 2013.
The statutory auditor issues an Audit Report under Section 143 of the Companies Act along with remarks, qualifications (if any), and observations.
Non-compliance attracts penalties for both the company and its officers, which can include monetary fines and disqualification of directors.
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