The mandatory financial statement audit, analyze internal business processes or engage an independent expert to follow up on financial disputes. Transparent and accurate financial information is crucial for any business.
From external to internal audit, our auditors bring financial insight and perspective to your business. Not only in meeting legal obligations, but also in making the right decisions for the future.
A certified auditor: a sounding board for your company
For large companies in Belgium, an annual audit of financial statements is mandatory. But a financial audit can also provide valuable financial insight in many other scenarios.
For our team, a financial audit is more than just a “cool” audit. As an independent partner, we look at where we can add value in internal controls, fraud prevention or financial reporting processes. After the audit, we evaluate the file with you and advise you on possible improvements and solutions. Always within the strict lines of independence.
Who do we support?
Our audit services focus on SMEs, multinationals and organizations within the non-profit sector (non-profit organizations).
What financial audits do we offer?
An experienced team of auditors and certified auditors
We have a multidisciplinary team of experts, each with their own area of expertise. Depending on your question, we call in the right specialists.
- IFRS specialists who are versed in international reporting standards.
- Consolidation experts With experience in national and international structures.
- Recognized court experts Supporting you in your financial disputes and expert opinions.
- Consultants who think along on optimizations and challenges such as the innovation deduction, ESG, VAT issues or subsidies.
Our representation in the committees of the Institute of Certified Auditors (IBR) and regular participation in seminars allow us to guarantee quality.
How does an audit take place?
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