Tag Archives: #AuditRisk

What does an internal auditor do?

Internal auditor Internal auditors play a vital role in ensuring the integrity, efficiency, and effectiveness of an organization’s operations. While many people are familiar with external audits, internal auditing is equally crucial in maintaining the financial health, operational efficiency, and regulatory compliance of a company. This blog will explore what internal auditors do, their responsibilities,… Read More »

What are the consequences of Not Issuing E-Invoices Under India’s New GST Regime

What are the consequences of Not Issuing E-Invoices Under India’s New GST Regime With the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India, the government has significantly reformed the tax system, aiming to streamline indirect taxation. A critical aspect of this evolution is the requirement for businesses to generate and issue electronic invoices… Read More »

What is the difference between statutory and non-statutory audit?

Statutory and non-Statutory Audit Statutory audit and non-statutory audit are two types of audits that serve different purposes. A statutory audits is a legally required audit that is performed to ensure that a company’s financial statements are accurate and comply with applicable accounting standards and laws. This type of audit is typically conduct by an… Read More »

What if I do not pay my income tax?

What if I do not pay my income tax If you do not pay your income tax, it will be considered as taxes evasion, which is a serious offense under the Income Tax Act in India. If the Income Tax Department finds out about the non-payment of tax, it can take various legal actions against… Read More »

What are the features of auditing?

Auditing features Auditing features, The features of auditing encompass the following aspects: Independence: Auditing should maintain independence to guarantee an unbiased and impartial audit process, unaffected by external pressures or biases. Systematic Approach: Auditing should be conduct systematically and methodically, covering all relevant aspects of the audited entity to ensure comprehensive evaluation. Objectivity and Impartiality: Auditors… Read More »