A well-executed audit strengthens confidence in the financial statements and provides owners, the board, financiers and other stakeholders with reliable information.
At Revisum, we combine rigorous audit work with a close and predictable approach. You work with a responsible auditor who understands your business, focuses on relevant risks and raises material matters in good time.
An audit tailored to your business
Every organisation has its own risks, routines and reporting needs. We therefore plan the audit around the organisation’s size, circumstances and timetable. Our work focuses on what is material to you without compromising quality or independence.
Our audit services
- Statutory audits of limited companies and other entities
- Audits of housing companies, associations and foundations
- Auditor’s statements and other assurance engagements
- Reviews in connection with corporate transactions
A smooth audit process
- Planning: we familiarise ourselves with the business and agree on the timetable, materials and responsibilities.
- Information and audit work: you receive clear requests for information, and we focus our work on relevant risks.
- Ongoing dialogue: questions and observations are discussed during the engagement, while there is still time to act.
- Reporting: we summarise the material matters clearly and complete the audit according to the agreed timetable.
When is an audit required?
The obligation to appoint an auditor depends on factors such as the size of the organisation, its legal form and provisions in its articles of association or rules. An audit can also add value when it is voluntary, for example before financing, ownership changes or other important decisions.
If you are unsure which requirements apply, we are happy to help assess your situation. You may also wish to read our frequently asked questions about auditing.
Request an audit quote
Do you need a new auditor or would you like to discuss an upcoming engagement? Tell us briefly about your organisation and needs, and we will contact you to discuss the next steps.