Audit

 

An extensive and objective examination of your financial records, with the highest level of assurance.
An audit provides the expression of an opinion as to whether financial statements are fairly stated, in all material respects, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. We perform a test of your financial data, confirm information with third parties as necessary, analyze the information for unusual trends or relationships, and obtain an understanding of your company’s internal control and how it impacts the financial reporting process.

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Review

 

Some analysis of financial records, with limited assurance.
A review involves more limited procedures, primarily inquiries of management and analytical procedures applied to financial data. Based on these procedures, we report to you whether we are aware of any material modifications that would be made to the financial statements in order for them to be in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. More limited in scope than an audit, a review may provide a cost-effective alternative for obtaining limited assurance with respect to the financial statements.

 

Compilation

 

 A report on client-supplied information, primarily for internal use.
A compilation is limited to preparing a report in the form of a financial statement based on information provided by the company. Compilations are primarily prepared for internal company analysis of the financial condition of the entity. Because the process includes no verification procedures, assurances are unable to be provided related to the financial statement prepared.

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