Bookkeeping control and risk
management
Application of techniques for auditing and bookkeeping control for
controlling accounts and the internal control systems of companies
and Groups.
Audit visits to commercial companies and bodies in which book-keeping
control is provided with computer programs for checking useful in
identifying points of improvement in the book-keeping administrative
system.
Also:
- due diligence checks
- assessment of the adequacy and reliability of the internal control
system
- introduction of organisational models of prevention in accordance
with Law Decree 231/2001 on the administrative responsibility of
the company
- internal auditing in outsourcing
Company check-ups
A company check-up is a general check to identify any existing problems
and economic and financial out of balance, shortcomings in internal
control and to go back to their causes. This allows the entrepreneur
to receive a complete picture of his company’s current state
of health and its capacity to react positively to future circumstances.
Each check-up visit has the following objectives:
- to ensure that the company is operating in the most effective
and efficient way by producing a positive income flow and that the
processes of creation of company value are fully operative (operational
audit).
- To ensure that the internal back-up system of the company and
its directors is fully functional.
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