Audit, review and compilation - Private companies

An audit is the expression of an opinion on the fair presentation of an organization’s financial position and results of operations. The result is recognized credibility with your creditors and business partners. We are also committed to providing you with detailed, personalized recommendations tailored to your business, which you can implement as soon as we receive them. More than a simple control, the result of the audit process should ultimately enable you to make better business decisions. We can help you implement these recommendations.

While the audit process can be demanding for you, we ensure that all the necessary conditions for success are in place to minimize the impact on your operations and team members.

The purpose of a review is to ensure the plausibility of your financial statements. The review ensures that the presentation of financial information complies with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).

The chartered accountant will follow procedures that consist mainly in requesting information from the company’s management. He will then analyze the data and evaluate the evidence obtained. This exercise ensures the credibility of your results to all your business partners.

The compilation mission is the production of financial statements or financial information documents on the company, to which no form of attestation is attached. Our accountants receive your financial information and present it in the form of financial statements.

What added value does a chartered accountant bring to a compilation assignment? The chartered accountant ensures the arithmetical accuracy of the compilation of your financial data.