Financial statement audit

An independent opinion on your financial statements that banks, partners and investors trust.

An audit is an independent examination of a company’s financial statements and related financial information, concluded with the auditor’s report. Banks, investors, business partners and public authorities rely on it.

What we do

  • Audits of annual financial statements
  • Reviews of financial statements
  • Verifications of EU and other grant funding
  • Other assurance and related services engagements

What an audit gives you

A clean auditor’s report is a strong argument when negotiating better trade or credit terms and when looking for new partners and clients. An audited company earns a reputation for reliability, and management gains an independent view of its accounting and internal controls.

Quality you can check

We hold a certificate from the Lithuanian Chamber of Auditors to practise as an audit firm, and our work is covered by mandatory professional liability insurance. Our auditors and their assistants keep their qualifications current, as the Law on Audit of the Republic of Lithuania requires.

Working with many clients has given us experience in specific areas: private limited companies, non-profit organisations, and state and municipal enterprises.

How it works

  1. EnquiryYou tell us about the company’s activity and size.
  2. ProposalWe assess the scope and send price and timing.
  3. AgreementWe agree the audit plan and sign the engagement letter.
  4. AuditWe carry out the procedures and discuss findings with management.
  5. ReportYou receive the auditor’s report and our recommendations.

Tell us about your company

Leave your details and within 1–3 working days we will get in touch to discuss your needs and price.