Audit and Assurance

Engaging in a financial audit in Kenya is essential to the financial health of both local firms and foreign-owned businesses operating in the country. Accounting standards differ from those set by local legislature, because of these differences in standards and regulations, foreign and local companies often encounter difficulties in dealing with financial audit standards in the country.

Our Audit strategy

1. Statutory Audits

Our statutory audit services in Kenya are performed in accordance with Kenya revenue authority income tax as well as ICPAK standards. Our professionals can fulfill the role of a statutory auditor in Kenya for your business venture.

In addition to our experience, our strength also lies in the proximity we nurture with our customers. Large audit firms in Kenya tend not to visit their clients directly, especially if they are small companies. They also tend to give your issues very little time due to cost constrains. As a result, poor judgments and uninformed decisions are often taken, creating issues later on. Associate staff pay frequent visits to their customers, thus ensuring the full understanding of our clients. Coupled with our experience, this proximity is what allows us to be highly successful in providing our customers with the appropriate audit services and other functions to support your organization’s statutory auditor in Kenya.

2. Voluntary tax health checks

It is crucial for businesses – especially newly formed companies – to ensure that their financial records are up-to-date and accurate. The correctness of financial statements can be measured by undergoing a voluntary audit in Kenya, which associate can perform on-demand.

When offering our voluntary audit services, we strive to provide a comprehensive service to our customers. Our experience and understanding of newly-established businesses are our main assets, allowing us to deliver rigorous and thorough reports