Statuary Audit
Statutory audits are required to meet ASIC’s financial reporting obligations.
What is a statutory audit?
A statutory audit is a legally required audit of an organisation’s financial statements. Certain entities in Australia must prepare and lodge annual reports with regulators such as ASIC or industry bodies, supported by an independent audit to confirm accuracy and compliance.
Who requires a statutory audit?
You may require a statutory audit if you are:
- A listed entity
- A managed investment scheme
- A financial institution
- A foreign-owned subsidiary
- A large superannuation fund
- A large proprietary company
How we help
At IK Audit, Assurance and Advisory, we make the audit process clear, efficient, and reliable. As a Registered Company Auditor, we ensure you meet your obligations while also providing practical insights into risks, controls, and financial reporting—helping you stay compliant and better prepared for what’s ahead.
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Whether you need an independent audit or strategic advisory support, we'd be glad to discuss your needs.