Audit
An opinion you can trust
We believe that an audit is an opportunity, not just an overhead, a belief shared by our clients, many of whom choose to have an audit performed by Baker Tilly TCI even where it is not a legal necessity or mandated by financers.
Our audit approach is characterized by clear, timely communication and the pragmatic resolution of issues. Our clients can expect an intelligent, robust audit from a professional firm who will challenge the status quo and provide clients with constructive feedback and recommendations on how to enhance their business.
An extensive professional knowledge of accounting and auditing principles, as well as of accounting systems, processes and internal controls are critical requirements. Moreover, auditors’ judgements must be rooted in an in-depth understanding of each client’s industry, value drivers, competitive positioning and marketplace.
Our assurance services
As an established public accounting firm, we at Baker Tilly have a wealth of experience in both public and private sectors including statutory bodies, trust companies, banks, insurance companies, development companies, hotels and resorts with business models of all descriptions, utilities and retail outlets.
As well as financial statement audit services, we provide a range of additional assurance services including internal audit, information systems and controls assurance, cyber-security, forensic audit and investigation, reviews of historical financial information, compilation of financial statements and a wide range of engagements based on agreed-upon procedures.
Within the travel, leisure and tourism sector, our Audit team utilizes a business model specific to the industry to help ensure key industry trends and issues that could impact your business are identified. This business model enables us to recognize the areas that pose the highest risk to your financial performance.
Sometimes an entity may not have a statutory, shareholder of financier mandatory requirement for an audit, but still choose to have an independent professional services firm, such as Baker Tilly, conduct a review or compilation engagement in connection with their financial statements. Whilst such engagements do not offer the same detailed analysis and level of assurance provided by an audit, they can be more cost-effective depending on the entity's specific requirements and circumstances.