You are at an important crossroads within your business. Whether you are planning a merger, dissolving your corporation or transferring assets, an audit report is often required by law.
Baker Tilly offers you more than just a mandatory report. We provide tailored advice and ensure you are tax optimized and legally strong.
What is an auditor’s report?
An audit report is an official document prepared by a certified auditor. Depending on the assignment, it may address different issues such as: the value of a company or whether there is no overstatement. It reflects to shareholders, investors and other stakeholders whether the financial data presents a true and fair view.
For certain events, an audit report is mandatory. In this case, we speak of legal assignments.
When do you need an auditor’s report?
In subsequent events, an auditor’s report is required by law:
Why call on Baker Tilly?
Through our representation on various committees of the Institute of Certified Auditors (IBR) and regular participation in its seminars, we can guarantee our clients continued quality based on the latest legislation.
Customized advice is at the heart of Baker Tilly. For complex problems, we therefore call on a team of legal and tax specialists.
Frequently asked questions about legal assignments
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