Tax Audit Services

Tax audit services are the services of an accounting services company or tax consulting company to assist companies or individuals in examining and evaluating their financial reports and ensuring their compliance with applicable tax laws and regulations.

The main objective of tax audit services is to ensure that company or individual financial and tax reports are accurate, complete, and in accordance with applicable accounting standards and tax regulations.

In conducting a tax audit, an accounting services company or tax consultant will examine the company’s financial records, carry out tests to ensure the validity of financial information, and evaluate the company’s compliance with tax regulations. After conducting the audit, the accounting services company or tax consultant will prepare an audit report containing the findings and recommendations for improvement.

Tax Audit Services Duties

Tax audit services are independent auditors to carry out tax audit work. In general, the auditor’s duties consist of:

1. Carrying out checks on the accounting system

   An auditor has the task of checking the company’s accounting system. During a tax audit by an officer, the company will also be asked to show the company’s accounting or bookkeeping data. Examination by an auditor to ensure whether the company’s accounting system complies with the provisions or not. The accounting system is very important in corporate tax audits because it records all financial activities and company transactions. From the accounting or bookkeeping data, the auditor can obtain data in the form of financial reports which will show the company’s profit.

2. Carrying out planning, recording and controlling

   Apart from checking the accounting system, the company’s tax audit service also has to plan, record and control all its work.

3. Carrying out Internal Control

   An auditor is also tasked with carrying out internal controls if you want to gain the trust of the company. Internal control is carried out through evaluation and compliance tests.

4. Conducting a Review of Financial Reports

   Financial reports based on the company’s bookkeeping or accounting system must be checked again by the auditor to ensure whether they are relevant or not. Relevant here means selecting financial reports that are related and related to audit evidence only. The aim is to obtain a rational basis for the financial statements.

5. Create Audit Evidence

   From the review of the financial statements by the auditor, audit evidence will be obtained that is reliable and relevant. The audit evidence is to support rational conclusions.

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