Corporate Audit

Companies that file financial statements with the IGJ or provincial registries, those under permanent state supervision, and those whose banks, investors or parent company require it. Many others do it voluntarily to give partners and lenders assurance. We assess your case and tell you what applies.

It depends on the size of the company and how organised the information is. We plan ahead: a preliminary review before year-end and the final work afterwards, on a schedule agreed to meet the approval date of the financial statements.

An audit issues an opinion with reasonable assurance on the financial statements. A limited review reaches a conclusion with a narrower scope, typical of interim statements. A certification confirms data from the records without an opinion. We guide you according to who the report is for.

Yes. We audit under Argentine accounting standards and under IFRS, and issue reports in English when they are for parent companies or foreign investors.

A review of how the company's cycles work (purchasing, sales, treasury, inventory) to detect risks, missing controls and inefficiencies, with concrete recommendations. It does not opine on the balance sheet: it improves management.

Yes. Forensic accounting reports for court or arbitration proceedings, and valuations of companies or shareholdings for sales, reorganisations or disputes between partners.