A statutory audit is a required annual review to verify the integrity of financial statements.
In accordance with the legislation of Georgia, the following are subject to mandatory audit:
Banks, insurance companies, special state funds, stock and commodity exchanges;
issuers of securities and investment institutions;
Other entities, the list of which is annually approved by the Ministry of Finance (Article 15 of the Law of Georgia on Auditing Activities);
Enterprises reporting under the Law of Georgia on the Securities Market, whose securities are admitted to trading on the stock exchange, enterprises that have a license from the Georgian Financial Supervision Agency (Article 13 of the Law of Georgia on Entrepreneurs);
Legal entities of public law (Article 14 of the Law of Georgia on Legal Entities of Public Law);
Local self-government bodies (Article 57 of the Organic Law of Georgia on Local Self-Government and Article 24 of the Law of Georgia on the Budget of a Local Self-Government Unit).
As a result of the audit, you will receive:
** to the auditor’s report
** Detailed report indicating identified violations and shortcomings and recommendations for their elimination
** Recommendations for improving the schemes of the internal control system