BMS

Audit and examination

Audit.

BMS performs audit work. Start with the purpose, reporting period and requirements for the final document. Examine the statements and supporting information, discuss findings and deliver the output for the accepted audit engagement.

Discuss an audit

A defined audit engagement

Concept illustration: Magnifying glass examining financial report tables

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Your situation

A clear task.
A starting point.

Find the situation closest to yours. Use it to start a conversation about the support you need.

Owners need an examination

Understand the reporting presented and obtain an output addressing the agreed subject.

A recipient has requirements

A bank, partner or other user has requirements that need to be shared before the engagement type is defined.

The scope needs clarification

Establish what will be needed to examine a particular period or subject before preparing the records.

Scope of work

What the
work covers.

These are the possible areas of work. Your proposal specifies the relevant tasks, outputs and responsibilities.

Engagement acceptance

Discuss the purpose, subject and intended users. Assess whether the particular engagement can be accepted and define its type.

Planning

Understand the business, reporting and accounting arrangements, then identify areas of work and coordination.

Examining information

Work with reporting, accounting records and supporting documents within the accepted scope.

Performing procedures

Compare information and consider calculations and explanations. Procedures depend on the engagement type and subject.

Discussing findings

Request clarifications, discuss discrepancies and consider additional information provided by the company.

Preparing the final document

Prepare the result according to the accepted engagement and its intended use. The document format is established in advance.

The output

What you
receive.

Agree the format and scope before work begins, so you know what you will receive and how it can be used.

Discuss the output I need
  1. The final document required by the accepted engagement type and terms.

  2. Explanations of findings in relation to the subject examined.

  3. Significant clarifications discussed with the company’s team.

  4. Clarity on the examination’s scope and limitations on use of its result.

An illustrative task

A recipient needs an examination of the reports

An owner or external recipient requests a document and the company needs a properly defined engagement.

The work

Review the original requirements, discuss the engagement, period and available information, then establish the applicable requirements and responsibilities.

What the company receives

An agreed audit engagement, required-information list and the final document resulting from the work performed.

An illustrative situation explaining the service.

The working process

From a conversation
to practical steps.

  1. Establish the purpose

    Discuss the period, reporting and requirements of the intended recipient.

  2. Agree the engagement

    Define its type, acceptance, scope and information exchange arrangements.

  3. Examine and conclude

    Perform the procedures, resolve questions and prepare the agreed document.

For the first conversation

Tell us about

  • The audit purpose and intended users
  • The entity, period and prepared statements
  • Written bank, partner or other recipient requirements, if any
  • Database condition, available documents and unfinished reconciliations

Before we begin

Other questions
to consider.

Who performs the audit?

BMS performs the work. Acceptance, subject, terms and working arrangements are discussed before the engagement begins.

Which final document do we need?

Start with the purpose and recipient’s requirements. Share any written requirements before agreeing the engagement.

What if reporting is still being prepared?

Describe its current state and unfinished areas. Discuss the records needed for planning and subsequent procedures.

Can a particular conclusion be guaranteed?

No. Conclusions follow the work performed and information obtained. Requirements for a document do not predetermine its conclusion.

Read before we begin

Understand the task.

Preparing for a financial statement audit: engagement scope, evidence and findings

Start with a conversation

What matters
to your business?

Tell us about your task. We can discuss the support you need and where to begin.

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A little about your task

Do not send ID documents, financial reports or employee details. Document sharing is arranged separately.

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