Statutory Audit services
Does your company need a Statutory Audit?
For financial years beginning on or after 6 April 2025, companies may qualify for audit exemption if they meet at least two of the following criteria:
Turnover of £15 million or less
Assets of £7.5 million or less
50 or fewer employees
You may still require a Statutory Audit if
- Shareholders request an audit
- Operate within a regulated industry
- Articles of association require an audit
- Group structure requires consolidated reporting
- Lenders or investors require audited accounts
- Preparing for investment or acquisition
Our team can help assess whether your company qualifies for audit exemption and provide guidance on your statutory obligations, working alongside our company statutory accounts and corporation tax services specialists where required.
When do businesses need a Statutory Audit?
- Your business exceeds the audit thresholds.
- Investors, lenders, or stakeholders require audited financial statements.
- Your organisation operates within a regulated industry.
- Your business has experienced significant growth, restructuring, or ownership changes.
- You require greater confidence in your financial reporting processes and bookkeeping services.
- Your board requires independent assurance over controls and reporting.
- You are preparing for acquisition, investment, or refinancing activities.
Our Statutory Audit services
Statutory company audits
Audit exemption reviews
First-year audit support
Audit preparation support
Regulated sector audit support
Financial controls and reporting review
Industries we serve
Why choose us as your Statutory Auditor?
- ICAEW-regulated firm
- Experienced statutory audit specialists
- Independent and objective audit assurance
- Partner-led audit engagements
- Industry-specific audit expertise
- Clear communication throughout the process
- Practical commercial insight and recommendations
- Efficient and well-managed audit delivery
- Strong focus on audit and quality compliance
Our Statutory Audit process
Audit planning
We review your business, define the scope, and agree the audit timetable.
Risk assessment
We identify key risks and understand your financial processes.
Fieldwork
We test records, review controls, and gather audit evidence.
Review
We discuss findings and answer any questions before completion.
Reporting
We deliver the audit report and explain the final outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a statutory audit?
A statutory audit is an independent review of a company’s financial statements. It confirms whether they present a true and fair view and comply with UK regulations.
Does my company require a statutory audit?
It depends on your company size, turnover, balance sheet value, employee numbers, and legal requirements.
What are the statutory audit thresholds?
UK law sets financial thresholds to determine whether a statutory audit is required. We can help assess your position.
Can shareholders request an audit?
Yes. In some situations, shareholders can require a statutory audit even if the company qualifies for an exemption.
How much does a statutory audit cost?
Costs depend on your business size, complexity, and reporting requirements. Contact us for a tailored quote.