Statutory Audit (Companies Act)
Mandatory financial audit of company books under the Companies Act to certify a true and fair view of accounts.
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Mandatory financial audit of company books under the Companies Act to certify a true and fair view of accounts.
Learn More & StartAudit of business records under Section 44AB of the Income Tax Act to prepare Form 3CD.
Learn More & StartIndependent evaluation of operational workflows, accounting controls, and compliance procedures to prevent leaks.
Learn More & StartFiling annual reconciliation statements in GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C certifications.
Learn More & StartPhysical audit and verification of inventory items at warehouses.
Learn More & StartDetailed financial, legal, and tax review of target firms before investment or merger.
Learn More & StartOngoing monthly concurrent audit of bank branches as per RBI and bank guidelines.
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Every company (Private Limited, OPC, LLP with turnover > ₹40 lakhs or contribution > ₹25 lakhs) must undergo a statutory audit under the Companies Act 2013. Banks, NBFCs, and listed entities have additional audit requirements. Proprietorships and partnerships are not mandatorily required unless they trigger tax audit thresholds.
Tax audit is mandatory if: business turnover exceeds ₹1 crore (₹10 crore if 95% transactions are digital), professional receipts exceed ₹50 lakhs, or the taxpayer opts out of presumptive taxation (44AD/44ADA) and income exceeds basic exemption limit. The audit report must be filed by 30th September.
Statutory Audit is mandatory by law, conducted by an external CA to verify financial statements' true and fair view. Internal Audit is voluntary (though mandatory for certain large companies), conducted to assess internal controls, risk management, and operational efficiency. Both serve different but complementary purposes.
Auditors require: financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet), trial balance, bank statements, invoices, GST returns, TDS challans, fixed asset register, stock records, board minutes, statutory registers, and all supporting ledgers. Curioup's team provides a detailed audit checklist tailored to your industry.
Due diligence is an investigation of a target company's financials, legal position, liabilities, assets, and compliance status before a deal. It identifies hidden risks, litigation exposure, and tax liabilities. Curioup provides financial, tax, and legal due diligence reports that protect acquirers from post-deal surprises.
A Bank Concurrent Audit is a continuous, real-time examination of bank branch transactions to detect errors, fraud, and regulatory deviations simultaneously as transactions occur. It is mandated by RBI guidelines for branches above specified business volumes. Concurrent auditors submit monthly reports to the bank.
GST Audit under Section 65 is conducted by GST authorities for any registered taxpayer. Additionally, taxpayers with turnover above ₹5 crore must get their accounts reconciled and certified by a CA (GSTR-9C). Our team reconciles your GSTR-1/3B/books and minimises liability exposure before departmental scrutiny.
A statutory audit for a small/medium company typically takes 5–15 working days, depending on the quality of records and complexity of transactions. Curioup assigns a dedicated audit team and uses structured audit programs to complete engagements efficiently while maintaining audit quality standards.
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