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They are three different levels of financial statement work. The difference is the level of assurance given to you and to third parties such as banks, investors, regulators and shareholders.

Compilation (no assurance). We prepare your financial statements from the information you provide, such as a trial balance and schedules. Nothing is verified. It suits businesses that need financials for internal use or basic reporting. It is fast and cost-effective, but many lenders and investors will not accept it on its own.

Independent review (limited assurance). A Chartered Accountant performs analytical procedures and enquiries to assess whether the financial statements appear plausible and are prepared in line with the applicable framework. It gives shareholders, funders and regulators credible, formal assurance at a lower cost than an audit because it involves less testing. For many companies and SMEs this is the best balance of credibility and cost.

Audit (reasonable assurance). A detailed examination with tests of transactions, balances and controls, ending in an audit opinion. It is for entities that are legally required to be audited, have complex stakeholder requirements or need the highest level of credibility, including public sector entities and funder-mandated audits.

If you are not sure which one applies to you, the Companies Act public interest score and your funders' requirements usually settle it. We can work that out with you in a short call.

Bookkeeping is the accurate recording of your day-to-day transactions: sales, expenses, bank, debtors, creditors and tax. Management reporting takes those records and turns them into information you can act on, showing performance trends, the drivers behind them and what to do next.

Good management accounts improve profit and cash flow because they surface margin and cost leaks early, track budget against actual, improve debtor collections through age analysis, manage supplier payments and forecast cash so you can act before a problem arrives. In short, bookkeeping keeps you compliant; management accounts help you run the business better.

Most losses come from quiet leaks that are invisible without proper accounting and regular reporting: poor cash flow planning, late invoicing and weak debtor follow-up, uncontrolled expenses, and pricing that does not reflect true costs and margins. Businesses also lose money through incorrect VAT, PAYE and income tax submissions (penalties and interest), messy records that lead to bad decisions, weak internal controls that let errors or fraud through, and relying on year-end results instead of monthly management accounts.

Our accounting and advisory support keeps your records clean, your compliance on track and your reporting ready for decisions, so you can spot risks early, protect profit and grow with confidence.

AssetVerify360 is our Android app for on-site fixed asset verification and condition assessment. Teams confirm and capture asset details in real time using barcode and QR scanning, GPS location tagging, photo evidence and condition and usage assessments, with secure cloud storage and automated reports that update the fixed asset register and strengthen audit evidence.

Accurate, current asset information also supports reliable asset values and condition-based records, which improves maintenance planning and helps make sure assets are insured for the right items, locations and values.

Physical verification confirms that assets exist, are in the right location, are in use and are recorded accurately, and it reduces misstatements, losses and audit findings. As good governance, it should be done at least annually and whenever there are major asset movements, disposals, new projects, or before year end and the audit cycle, especially in public sector and GRAP environments. Read more about AssetVerify360.

A Chartered Accountant (SA) brings a higher level of assurance, technical judgement and professional accountability than a general accountant. A CA(SA) completes rigorous academic study, structured practical training and demanding professional board exams, and remains accountable to SAICA's code of conduct.

When your financials need to stand up to scrutiny from SARS, auditors, banks, investors, boards or the Auditor-General, you want more than data capture. You want qualified interpretation, risk awareness and decisions you can defend. In practice that means fewer errors and cleaner reconciliations, proactive tax and statutory compliance instead of firefighting, practical internal controls that reduce fraud and repeat findings, management reporting that improves cash flow and profitability, and confident handling of technical accounting and public sector requirements.

We deliver professional services to local and international clients, with a focus on better reporting quality, stronger compliance, better controls and better decisions. Many of our services are delivered remotely through secure electronic communication, which cuts travel cost and turnaround time without losing quality or accountability.

Accounting, reporting and consulting: annual and interim financial statements, monthly bookkeeping, management accounts and performance reporting, financial management and business support (including international clients), temporary finance staff for peak workloads, company secretarial services including CIPC registrations, Tax Compliance Status support and BEE sworn affidavits, and Commissioner of Oaths services.

Audit and assurance: internal audit, independent reviews of financial statements, and audit readiness support and query resolution.

Tax advisory and compliance: company income tax returns, provisional tax calculations, VAT compliance, SARS monthly submissions and ongoing tax advisory.

Risk management and governance: risk assessments and risk registers, internal control reviews and control design, governance support (policies, delegations, oversight reporting), compliance and assurance planning, and turning risk, control and audit outcomes into practical action plans.

Public sector (GRAP, MFMA and PFMA): GRAP-compliant financial statements and fixed asset registers, mSCOA implementation and support, MFMA section 71 reporting, budgeting and financial management support, and structured audit readiness to improve Auditor-General outcomes. See our municipal financial services.

Software: AssetVerify360 for mobile asset verification and 360DebtorsPro for GRAP 104 and 108 debtors impairment, with training and ongoing support.

Outsourced Chartered Accountants: experienced South African audit seniors and managers who integrate into your methodology during peak periods, across IFRS, UK GAAP and US GAAP, group and component audits, public sector audits, and financial reporting including GAAP conversions.

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Our office hours are Monday to Thursday 08:00 to 16:30 and Friday 08:00 to 13:30, closed on public holidays. For clients abroad we schedule around your time zone.

Outsourcing lets you focus on running the organisation while highly skilled Chartered Accountants look after the finance function or the peak-season workload, without the cost of permanent staff.

For audit firms, we provide South African trained CAs and audit professionals who join your engagement team when workloads peak: audit seniors and managers who fit into your methodology, help you keep quality, meet deadlines and manage capacity. Our experience covers statutory and internal audits under IFRS, UK GAAP and US GAAP, group and component audits under group auditor oversight, public sector audits, financial statement preparation and review, technical accounting and GAAP conversions.

The work is run through a disciplined, quality-focused process: structured working papers, audit-ready schedules and clear documentation aligned to your review process, delivered remotely or on site to suit your time zones and peak periods.

Monday to Thursday 08:00 to 16:30 and Friday 08:00 to 13:30. We are closed on weekends and public holidays. For offshore clients we offer flexible scheduling and will align meetings with your time zone.