Reliability and professionalism
Number in the register of audit entities - 2013
The company is included in section 4 of the register
An initiative audit involves a voluntary review of a company's financial statements and other financial indicators at the request of its owners or management. The goal is to provide an independent assessment of the company’s financial activities for internal use, identify risks and potential violations, and enhance the effectiveness of management decisions.
Although not required by law, initiative audits allow companies to prepare for external reviews, identify errors in a timely manner, and improve their financial standing. This type of audit is also valuable when preparing for major transactions, mergers, or acquisitions.
The report resulting from an initiative audit can be shared with external stakeholders—such as creditors, banks, or potential investors—at the discretion of the company’s owner. Having such a report demonstrates the company’s high level of transparency, managerial confidence, and accountability to owners and creditors.
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