Financial Statement Audit

An independent opinion on whether your financial statements give a true and fair view — the assurance banks, investors, and shareholders rely on.

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What a financial statement audit covers

Our auditors examine your complete set of financial statements and the evidence behind them, then issue an independent opinion under the approved standards on auditing in Malaysia.

Statement of financial positionVerification of assets, liabilities, and equity balances.
Profit or loss & other comprehensive incomeTesting of revenue recognition and expenses.
Cash flows & changes in equityReview of movements and supporting records.
Notes & disclosuresChecking compliance with MFRS or MPERS as applicable.

Who it's for

A financial statement audit suits companies that need credible, independently assured accounts — whether required by law or requested by a stakeholder.

Sdn Bhd companies meeting their Companies Act 2016 obligations.
Companies applying for bank financing or facilities.
Businesses preparing for investment, due diligence, or sale.
Shareholders who want independent assurance over the numbers.

What You Receive

Independent Auditor's Report

A formal opinion on your financial statements under the approved standards on auditing in Malaysia.

Management Letter

Observations on internal controls and accounting practices, with practical recommendations.

Findings Discussion

A dedicated call to review the findings with your team and clarify next steps.

What is an audited report?

Financial Statement Audit FAQ

What is a financial statement audit?

It is an independent examination of a company's financial statements — the statement of financial position, profit or loss, changes in equity, and cash flows — leading to an auditor's opinion on whether they give a true and fair view in line with the approved accounting standards in Malaysia (MFRS or MPERS).

Is a financial statement audit the same as a statutory audit?

For most Malaysian Sdn Bhd companies they are effectively the same exercise: the statutory audit required by the Companies Act 2016 is an audit of the financial statements. The term "financial statement audit" is also used for audits requested voluntarily or for a specific stakeholder, such as a bank or investor.

What standards do you audit against?

We audit in accordance with the approved standards on auditing in Malaysia (the International Standards on Auditing), and report on financial statements prepared under MFRS or MPERS, as applicable to your company.

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