Financial Audit

ElAuditors provides excellent financial audit services that are intended to guarantee the integrity and openness of your company’s financial records. As part of our financial audit at each of our global branches, your company’s financial accounts will be thoroughly reviewed. A validated audit report, attesting to the company’s presentation of a fair, truthful, and objective financial statement, is the outcome of this meticulous approach.

Financial Audit

Complete review of the company’s financial accounts, records, and documents carried out by outside specialists is known as a financial audit.  situation and operational performance is the primary objective of a financial audit. A thorough audit of the financial statements is used to achieve this. An impartial external auditor thoroughly examines an organization’s financial statements, accounting records, and supporting paperwork as part of a financial statement audit.

By conducting a financial audit, a business might find internal management problems and obtain important, detailed information. By leveraging these insights, the company can make better decisions and manage its risks and issues, both now and in the future. With offices throughout the GCC and beyond, Elauditors is one of the leading audit companies in Dubai. 

Objectives of External Audit Services

An organization’s financial situation at a certain period in time is displayed in a set of documents called financial statements. Included in them are important details on the assets and liabilities of your business, as well as its earnings and expenses.  Trusting a financial statements audit is more critical than ever. Particularly in light of the shifting legal and economic landscape, audit quality is vital to preserving confidence in the financial reporting process and the accuracy of financial data. Elauditors strives constantly to guarantee that the financial statement audits are performed in accordance with the highest standards for this reason.

The regulations of International Accounting Standards (IAS), International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) are all followed in accordance with financial statements, which also guarantee adherence to reporting standards. Our qualified financial auditors thoroughly and meticulously go over the financial documents in order to produce an accurate and genuine financial statement audit report. With our assistance, you can maximize your financial potential. Contact us right away to begin your journey towards compliance and wealth.

Types of Financial Statements

A single financial statement cannot provide a clear picture of financial well-being; multiple viewpoints are required. There are four main kinds of financial statements:

The regulations of International Accounting Standards (IAS), International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) are all followed in accordance with financial statements, which also guarantee adherence to reporting standards. Our qualified financial auditors thoroughly and meticulously go over the financial documents in order to produce an accurate and genuine financial statement audit report. With our assistance, you can maximize your financial potential. Contact us right away to begin your journey towards compliance and wealth.

Every organization must have a few essential financial statement documents. These are essential tools for staying on top of your numbers; it’s not just about following the rules or following best practices. These are the important documents that you should be aware of:

1. Income statement

An income statement serves the exact purpose of helping a business keep a careful eye on revenue and earnings. An income statement, sometimes referred to as a profit and loss statement, displays the revenue and expenses of your company for a given time frame. The income statement shows if your business has made a profit or not by accounting for sales, losses, and expenses.

2. Cash flow statement

You can see what working capital you have available at any given time by looking at the cash flow statement, which details how money comes into and goes out of your company. Since it doesn’t account for items like raw materials or purchases made on credit that haven’t been paid for yet, a cash flow statement is crucial for demonstrating how quickly you could obtain cash if you needed it.

3. Balance sheet

Your assets, liabilities, and equity are the three main items that are shown on your balance sheet. The current worth of a business during the period it covers can be seen on the balance sheet. You can determine if you can fulfill your financial responsibilities by looking at your balance sheet.

4. Change in Equity Statement

Changes to your company’s share capital, retained earnings, and accumulated reserves are shown in this document. It displays adjustments to the owners equity for an individual proprietor. It displays how the equity of each partner in a partnership has changed. The equity share changes among all shareholders are displayed in the company’s statement of change in equity.