Audits are conducted by qualified professionals, often certified public accountants (CPAs), to provide an independent assessment of the accuracy and fairness of financial reporting.Key aspects of auditing services include:

• Financial Statement Audit: This is the most common type of audit where auditors examine financial statements to ensure they present a true and fair view of the entity's financial position and performance.

• Internal Audit: Conducted by internal auditors within an organization, this type of audit evaluates internal controls, compliance with policies and procedures, and operational efficiency.

• External Audit: Independent auditors from outside the organization review financial statements to provide assurance to stakeholders, such as shareholders and creditors, about their accuracy.

• Compliance Audit: Focuses on verifying whether an organization adheres to specific laws, regulations, policies, or contractual agreements.

• Information Systems Audit: Evaluates an organization's information systems, including data integrity, security measures, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

• Performance Audit: Assesses the efficiency and effectiveness of an organization's operations, programs, or projects against predetermined criteria..

  Auditing services are crucial for maintaining transparency, accountability, and reliability in financial reporting and operational practices. They help stakeholders make informed decisions and ensure that organizations comply with legal and regulatory requirements.