Article
Carrying out audits at a social distance
Article
Carrying out audits at a social distance
17 Aug 2020
3 minute read
Audit is one of the services which we used to carry out whilst at our clients' premises. Lockdown prevented these client visits from happening and now, social distancing measures continue to impact on the ‘normal’ audit process. Although there is an automatic three month filing extension for accounts, companies over the audit threshold still have a responsibility to file an audit report with their accounts.

Audit is one of the services which we used to carry out whilst at our clients' premises. Lockdown prevented these client visits from happening and now, social distancing measures continue to impact on the ‘normal’ audit process.
Although there is an automatic three month filing extension for accounts, companies over the audit threshold still have a responsibility to file an audit report with their accounts.
The approach we have taken to remote auditing is in-line with the ICAEW’s guidelines as well as taking into account the best-practice procedures and substantive-testing approach we have developed over the years.
Our process is as follows
Some things should never change
One of the most important aspects to an audit is that it is tailored to the specific requirements of your business. Our audit team (whether on or off-site) will build their knowledge of your business and your sector as well as the understanding of where you want your business to be in the future.
Contact me, Steve Neal on steve.neal@shawgibbs.com or call 01865 292200 for an informal discussion on how we support your business.
Author:
Steve Neal
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Author:
Steve Neal
Need expert advice?
Speak to an expert for advice on
+44-1865 292200 or get in touch online to find out how Shaw Gibbs can help you
Email
info@shawgibbs.com