Financial Compliance Audits for Corporations in the US
Financial compliance audits are a key element in ensuring corporate reporting meets federal and state regulatory requirements. For US corporations, it's crucial to demonstrate transparency of their operations to government agencies, investors, and shareholders. Our team provides comprehensive legal support for the preparation, execution, and documentation of financial compliance audits according to SEC, SOX, IRS, GAAP requirements, as well as industry standards.
Legal Support for Financial Compliance Audits
We provide full legal support at all stages of compliance audits: - analysis of company's internal financial documentation; - identification of potential compliance risk areas; - preparation for inspections by regulatory bodies (SEC, IRS, PCAOB); - legal structuring of interactions with external auditors; - development and implementation of compliance policies. Special attention is paid to compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) provisions regarding internal controls and financial record keeping. Our experts also assist in preparing for GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) compliance audits and analyze contracts for tax or financial non-compliance risks.
Documentation Preparation for SEC and SOX Compliance Reviews
When preparing corporations for audits, we compile documentation packages that meet US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) standards, considering the specifics of public and private companies. Particular attention is paid to 10-K, 10-Q forms, internal control reports, related party disclosures, and PCAOB-standard audits. Our practice includes: - analysis and correction of financial reporting discrepancies; - development of appropriate legal positions when errors or violations are identified; - preparation of legal opinions for investors and supervisory boards.
We work in partnership with financial consultants and auditors to ensure your reports fully comply with US legal requirements. Contact us for a personalized consultation and begin your compliance audit preparation today.