Auditing
Quality audits that make your financial statements trustworthy and respected.
A quality auditor makes your financial statements credible — to government agencies, business partners, and financial institutions. A proper audit raises confidence in your business and supports a stronger reputation in the market.
Why get your books audited
- Audited statements carry significantly more credibility
- Business partners gain confidence in working with you
- Stronger standing when applying for loans or negotiating credit
- Reduces risk and catches errors in your bookkeeping
Scope of audit
The auditor issues an opinion on whether the financial statements have been prepared, in all material respects, in accordance with an applicable financial reporting framework — by gathering evidence and evaluating it against the relevant criteria.
Frequently asked questions
Which businesses must have audited financial statements?
Limited companies, limited partnerships, and registered partnerships must file annually-audited statements (by a licensed CPA) with the Ministry of Commerce.
How much does an audit cost?
Depends on size and complexity. SME audits typically start around THB 15,000 per year. Request a quote after an initial review of your books.
How long does an audit take?
Typically 2–4 weeks from full document receipt, depending on transaction volume and data readiness. We schedule well ahead of your statutory filing deadline.
What's the difference between a CPA and an accountant?
A CPA is licensed to express an audit opinion on financial statements. An accountant prepares the books. By law, these must be different people to ensure independence.
What if the auditor finds errors in the accounts?
We raise findings and recommend corrections. If management does not remediate, we may issue a qualified or adverse opinion — which affects credibility of the statements.
Ready to get your books in shape?
Get in touch today for a free initial consultation about your business.