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

Audit & Assurance — Accurate. Independent. Reliable.

Statutory, internal, tax, concurrent, stock, and forensic audits delivered with rigour by an ICAI-registered Chartered Accountant firm — for businesses, banks, trusts and institutions across Nashik and Maharashtra.

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Audit is more than a regulatory formality — it is an independent check on the accuracy of financial records, the strength of internal controls, and the reliability of the numbers a business runs on. At N D Savla & Associates, our audit engagements are led by ICAI-qualified Chartered Accountants who bring both technical rigour and sector-specific judgement to every assignment, whether it is a statutory audit under the Companies Act, a tax audit under Section 44AB, or a forensic investigation into suspected fraud.

We work with manufacturing units, NBFCs and banks, trusts, real estate developers, and MSMEs across Nashik, Nagpur, Pune, Mumbai and the rest of Maharashtra — adapting the scope, depth and reporting format of each audit to the size of the entity and the requirements of its stakeholders, lenders and regulators.

Below is an overview of the audit and assurance services we offer, along with our engagement process and answers to the questions clients ask most often.

Our Audit & Assurance Services

Statutory Audit

Independent audit of financial statements as mandated under the Companies Act, 2013 and other applicable statutes, culminating in an audit report for shareholders, regulators and lenders.

Internal Audit

Ongoing review of internal controls, processes, and risk areas to strengthen governance, plug leakages, and give management early visibility into operational weaknesses.

Tax Audit (Section 44AB)

Tax audit and Form 3CD reporting for businesses and professionals crossing the prescribed turnover or receipts threshold, ensuring accurate reporting and full compliance with the Income Tax Act.

Concurrent Audit

Real-time, transaction-level review conducted alongside day-to-day operations — commonly required by banks and NBFCs, and valuable for any business handling high transaction volumes.

Stock Audit

Physical verification of inventory against book records for businesses and for banks assessing working capital limits secured against stock, identifying discrepancies and control gaps.

Due Diligence

Financial and tax due diligence for mergers, acquisitions, investments and lending decisions — validating figures, uncovering liabilities, and assessing risk before a transaction closes.

Forensic Audit

Detailed investigation into suspected fraud, misstatement or diversion of funds, with transaction tracing and documentation suitable for regulatory, legal or disciplinary proceedings.

Audit Reporting & Advisory

Clear, actionable audit reports paired with practical recommendations — not just findings — so management can act on control gaps and compliance risks identified during the audit.

Our Audit Process

1

Scoping & Planning

We understand your entity's structure, sector, and reporting requirements to define the scope, materiality, and timeline of the audit.

2

Document & Records Review

Books of accounts, vouchers, contracts, and supporting records are examined against applicable accounting standards and statutory requirements.

3

Fieldwork & Verification

Physical verification, control testing, and transaction sampling are carried out on-site or digitally, depending on the type of audit.

4

Findings & Management Discussion

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

5

Report & Recommendations

A clear audit report is issued along with practical recommendations, and we remain available for follow-up queries from regulators or lenders.

Why It Matters

Statutory compliance under the Companies Act and Income Tax Act
Stronger internal controls and early risk detection
Credible financial statements for lenders and investors
Accurate stock and working capital reporting for banks
Fraud detection and legally defensible documentation
Transaction-level assurance for high-volume operations
Due diligence support for mergers, acquisitions & funding
ICAI-qualified auditors with sector-specific experience

Frequently Asked Questions

Statutory audit is a mandatory, independent examination of financial statements required under the Companies Act, 2013 or other applicable law, and is reported to shareholders and regulators. Internal audit is a voluntary, ongoing review of internal controls, processes and risk management, reported to management, and is not restricted to a single financial year-end exercise.
A tax audit under Section 44AB is mandatory for businesses with turnover exceeding the prescribed threshold (₹1 crore, or ₹10 crore where cash transactions are limited) and for professionals with gross receipts exceeding ₹50 lakh, subject to conditions. Certain presumptive taxation cases also trigger tax audit requirements depending on profit declared.
Concurrent audit is a real-time, transaction-level review conducted alongside day-to-day operations rather than after the fact. It is commonly mandated for banks, NBFCs and large financial institutions by their regulators, and is also adopted voluntarily by businesses seeking continuous control assurance over high-volume operations.
Stock audit is typically required by banks and financial institutions before sanctioning or renewing working capital limits secured against inventory. Businesses also commission stock audits periodically to verify physical stock against book records, detect shrinkage, and strengthen inventory controls.
Financial due diligence examines the target entity's financial statements, tax positions, liabilities, contracts and working capital trends to validate figures presented and uncover hidden risks before a merger, acquisition, investment or lending decision. The scope is tailored to the size and nature of the transaction.
A forensic audit is commissioned when fraud, financial misstatement, embezzlement or diversion of funds is suspected. It involves detailed transaction tracing, digital evidence review and documentation suitable for use in legal proceedings, regulatory complaints, or internal disciplinary action.

Need an audit for your business or institution?

Tell us your entity type and requirement — we'll scope the right audit, agree a clear fee, and deliver a report you can rely on.