Statutory auditing is disciplined by the Legislative Decree n. 39 of 2010 and follows directives from the European community. The auditing is subject to stringent quality standards and frequent controls. Businesses therefore need to approach competent and specialized firms, such as Studio Bocca when, whether by law or by choice, they decide to entrust legal control of the accounts to a board of statutory auditors or to an individual auditor.
Statutory auditing refers to all of the procedures that are capable of providing shareholders or partners with a sufficiently high level of trust in the credibility of the book value and voluntary disclosures. As a result of this, the auditor is required to be professional, ethical, independent and responsible.
In order to carry out the auditing, the company turns to a statutory auditor or an accountancy firm that periodically checks the accounts and approves them. So that the process is of legal value, the auditor has the right to access all the book-keeping documents and his opinion is provided through an appropriate report that is written before the balance sheet is approved and is discussed by the partners at relevant meetings. It is easy to understand how these steps are necessary when the partners want to protect the business and be certain of the accounts, so that they can take the correct decisions during shareholders meetings.