Services
Audit and assurance
An audit gives the people who rely on your financial statements, from shareholders and banks to regulators and a parent company abroad, an independent opinion on whether they give a true and fair view. We audit under International Standards on Auditing, against IFRS or IFRS for SMEs, and a partner signs every report.
We start by understanding the business and where its risks lie, then plan work that concentrates on those areas instead of running a standard checklist. That keeps the audit relevant to your business and the time on site sensible.
Several of our audit clients are subsidiaries of groups in Belgium, India and South Africa. We work to the group's reporting timetable and instructions, and prepare consolidated financial statements where a group needs them.
Who it is for
Who we do this for
- Companies whose shareholders, lenders or regulators need audited financial statements
- Subsidiaries reporting to a parent company outside Botswana
- NGOs and donor-funded projects that report to their funders
- Businesses that need a specific figure or claim independently checked
How it works
How an engagement runs
Note 1
Understand the business
We learn how the business works, where its risks are and what the readers of the accounts need.
Note 2
Agree the strategy
We set out the approach, the timetable and what we need from you, and agree it before fieldwork starts.
Note 3
Do the work
An efficient programme of audit procedures, focused on the areas of highest risk, with problems raised as we find them.
Note 4
Report
We draw our conclusions from the evidence and a partner signs the audit opinion.
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