Statutory Audit Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Statutory Audit · Nashik, Maharashtra

Statutory Audit — Compliant. Independent. On Time.

Mandatory audit of financial statements under the Companies Act, 2013 and other applicable law, delivered with the independence and technical rigour your shareholders, regulators and lenders expect.

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A statutory audit is not optional — it is a mandatory, independent examination of a company's financial statements, required under the Companies Act, 2013 and reported directly to shareholders and regulators. At N D Savla & Associates, our statutory audits are led by ICAI-qualified Chartered Accountants who verify that your books comply with applicable accounting standards and statutory disclosure requirements, and that the numbers presented are a true and fair view of your financial position.

We conduct statutory audits for private and public companies, LLPs, trusts, and institutions across Nashik, Nagpur and the rest of Maharashtra, tailoring our approach to your entity's size, sector and reporting deadlines while keeping the process efficient and minimally disruptive to your team.

What Our Statutory Audit Covers

Financial Statement Examination

Detailed review of the balance sheet, profit & loss account and cash flow statement for accuracy and compliance with applicable accounting standards.

Companies Act Compliance

Verification of statutory registers, disclosures and filings required under the Companies Act, 2013 and related rules.

Internal Control Assessment

Evaluation of the controls underlying financial reporting to flag weaknesses that could affect the reliability of the numbers.

Related Party Transactions

Review of related party disclosures and transactions for compliance with statutory and governance requirements.

Audit Report & Opinion

Issuance of the independent auditor's report and opinion required for filing with the Registrar of Companies and for shareholder reporting.

CARO Reporting

Reporting under the Companies (Auditor's Report) Order, where applicable to your entity.

Going Concern Review

Assessment of the entity's ability to continue as a going concern based on financial and operational indicators.

Coordination with Management

Clear, ongoing communication with your finance team to resolve queries quickly and keep the audit on schedule.

Our Statutory Audit Process

1

Engagement & Scoping

We understand your entity's structure and reporting timeline, and formally accept the audit engagement per applicable standards.

2

Planning & Risk Assessment

We identify material areas and risks specific to your business to focus audit effort where it matters most.

3

Fieldwork & Testing

Books, vouchers, contracts and supporting records are examined, with control testing and transaction sampling as needed.

4

Management Discussion

Observations are discussed with management before finalisation, giving you the opportunity to respond or clarify.

5

Report Finalisation

The independent auditor's report is issued for filing and shareholder reporting, with follow-up support as needed.

Why It Matters

Full compliance with the Companies Act, 2013
Credible, audited financial statements for lenders and investors
Early visibility into financial reporting risks
Independent opinion trusted by shareholders and regulators
Support with CARO and other statutory reporting requirements
ICAI-qualified auditors with sector-specific experience

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, statutory audit is mandatory for all companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013, regardless of turnover or profit, and must be conducted by an independent Chartered Accountant.
Statutory audit examines financial statements for compliance with company law and accounting standards, reported to shareholders. Tax audit under Section 44AB focuses specifically on compliance with the Income Tax Act and is reported to tax authorities.
Timelines depend on the size and complexity of the entity, but most statutory audits for small and mid-sized companies are completed within a few weeks once records are made available.
Typically the trial balance, ledgers, bank statements, statutory registers, prior year financials, and supporting vouchers and contracts for material transactions.

Need your statutory audit completed on time?

Tell us your entity type and financial year-end — we'll scope the audit, agree a clear fee, and deliver a report ready for filing.