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The impact of audited annual accounts for your organisation

As an entrepreneur, you want to make sure your annual accounts are complete and reliable. This is not only important for compliance, but also strengthens the trust of investors, customers and other stakeholders. Without an independent audit, you run the risk of not fully complying with laws and regulations, which could lead to reputational damage or even fines.

Our audits not only help you stay compliant, but also be transparent towards your stakeholders. The result is annual accounts that are not only legally correct, but also inspire confidence.

How can we help?

We offer an independent audit of your annual accounts, ensuring the reliability of your financial reports. We also review your internal control systems and analyse business operations from a financial perspective. Based on our findings, we offer targeted advice to manage risks and further strengthen your organisation.

What do we offer?

Independent auditing of your annual accounts according to statutory requirements.
Certainty about the reliability of your figures allowing you to manage risks.
Clear reports that are understandable to both internal and external stakeholders.

What is in it for you?

An independent audit of your annual accounts ensures financial reliability. This not only strengthens your organisation's compliance, but also contributes to strategic decision-making and the trust of your stakeholders. You minimise risks and create a solid foundation for growth and collaboration.

Advantages

Meets legal obligations
Strengthens investor and stakeholder confidence
Provides insight into the financial health of your business
Increases transparency towards customers and partners

Do you have a question?

Want to know more about our services? Then get in touch with us today. Our experts are happy to help get you started.

Why choose for Grant Thornton?

Grant Thornton Netherlands is a member of Grant Thornton International Ltd (GTIL), one of the world's largest networks (#7) of independent accounting and advisory firms, with 76,000 professionals in 156 markets. From eight Dutch offices, more than 700 professionals support our clients with advice and guidance in the fields of accountancy, tax, and (financial) advisory. We deliver world-class expertise in a way that seamlessly aligns with each client's unique situation. We operate from a solid foundation with a flexible and results-driven mindset.

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Frequently asked questions and answers

What is the difference between an internal and external audit of the annual accounts?

The difference between an internal and external audit lies in the purpose and involvement of the auditor. An internal audit focuses on improving internal processes, identifying risk areas and optimising controls within the organisation. An external audit is conducted by an independent party and aims to ensure the reliability and transparency of the annual accounts, so that external stakeholders such as investors and regulators can be confident that the financial data is accurate.

Why is an audit of annual accounts important for my organisation?

An audit of annual accounts is important because it ensures an independent and reliable assessment of your financial reports. This boosts the confidence of investors, customers and other stakeholders in your organisation. It not only helps meet legal obligations, but also provides valuable insights for future decision-making and optimising business processes. An audit contributes to transparency, risk management and a solid foundation for growth.

What does an audit of annual accounts cost?

The cost of an audit of annual accounts can vary depending on various factors, such as the size and complexity of the organisation. The number of entities, specific accounting practices, and the organisation's level of preparation play a role in this. After an initial evaluation of your organisation, we can offer a detailed customised quote. It is important to understand that an audit is not only a legal obligation but can also provide valuable insights for the future growth and stability of your business.