Why Companies Choose Our Audit Services
- Fully compliant statutory audits
- Experienced, regulated audit team
- Minimal disruption to your business
- Clear communication throughout
- Fixed-fee, upfront pricing
Audit Services Ireland
Reliable, Professional Audit Services for Irish Companies
Whether your business requires a statutory audit, assurance review, or independent financial verification, our team delivers a thorough, efficient and fully compliant audit service. We work with SMEs, limited companies, and regulated businesses to ensure your financial statements meet all legal and reporting requirements.
If you also need ongoing financial reporting support, see our Management Accounts service.
What Our Audit Service Includes
- Statutory audit of annual financial statements
- Review of internal controls and financial processes
- Compliance with Companies Act 2014 and CRO obligations
- Preparation of audit findings and recommendations
- Support with CRO filings
- Liaising with directors and accountants
- Timely delivery to meet filing deadlines
Many clients who require an audit also use our Management Accounts service for ongoing financial reporting and support.
Do You Need a Statutory Audit?
You may require an audit if your business:
- Exceeds certain size thresholds
- Has complex financial structures
- Is required by an industry regulator
- Has external investors requesting assurance
- Does not qualify for audit exemption
If you’re unsure whether your business meets the audit exemption criteria, get in touch and we can review your situation.
Our Audit Process
Initial consultation & scoping
Review of financial records
Internal controls assessment
On-site or remote audit fieldwork
Audit report preparation
Delivery of findings to directors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a statutory audit?
A statutory audit involves a full review of your financial statements, internal controls, accounting processes and year-end records. We ensure your accounts comply with the Companies Act 2014 and all CRO filing requirements. A final audit report is prepared and presented to the directors.
How long does an audit take to complete?
Most SME audits are completed within 6 weeks, but it does depend on the size and complexity of the business and how quickly documentation is provided. We will give you a clear timeline at the start and keep you updated throughout.
Do I need an audit, or do I qualify for audit exemption?
This depends on your company size, turnover, balance sheet total and employee numbers. If you are unsure whether your business meets the exemption thresholds, get in touch and we can review your financials and confirm your requirements. If you are unsure whether your business meets the exemption thresholds, you can contact us and we can review your financials and confirm your requirements.
What documents do I need to prepare for an audit?
Typically you will need:
• year-end financial statements
• bank statements
• payroll records
• sales and purchase ledgers
• invoices and receipts
• loan or finance agreements
• tax filings and supporting schedules
We can provide a full checklist in advance.
Will an audit disrupt my business?
No. We work efficiently with minimal interruption. Most audit work can now be carried out remotely, and we only request the information we genuinely need. Our goal is to complete the audit smoothly and on schedule.
Do you provide advice after the audit?
Yes. As part of the audit, we highlight areas of improvement, risks, process gaps and opportunities for stronger financial control. Many clients also use our Management Accounts service for ongoing support.
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If your business requires a statutory audit — or you’re unsure whether you need one — our team can review your situation and advise on the most efficient approach.
Looking for broader ongoing financial reporting? Explore our Management Accounts service.
