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A CPA may be asked to audit, review or compile personal financial statements.
Typically, only companies publicly financed and regulated by the SEC are required to have audited financials.
Without going into too much technicality, your company may be required to have your financial statements audited if your company/group meets any two of the following conditions: Total annual revenue exceeding S$10 million; Total assets exceeding S$10 million; or. Has more than 50 employees.
The submission of the AFS is required by the BIR and SEC to ensure that PH businesses provide a clear and accurate picture of their companies financial and compliance activities. The practice allows these regulators to verify each companys financials.
Your financial statements must be audited by a qualified auditor and comply with section 207B of the Companies Act 1993. If your financial statements are audited overseas, the auditor must be registered on the Approved Overseas Auditors and Association of Accountants Register.
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Contractual obligations: Some small businesses may be contractually obligated to have a financial audit by their lenders, investors, partners, or customers. For example, some banks may require small businesses that borrow money from them to have an annual audit as a condition of the loan.

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