
Audit
Statutory Audit
In Croatia, the statutory audit of financial statements is regulated by the Accounting Act, the Non-Profit Organizations Accounting Act, and the Audit Act. An audit is a process of examining and evaluating financial statements, data, and methods used in their preparation. It provides a professional opinion on the accuracy and objectivity of a company’s financial position, including assets, capital, liabilities, and business results.
Additionally, an audit includes an assessment of business operations, organizational structure, decision-making processes, and the functionality of the information system. This process benefits business owners, managers, and employees, as well as investors and the state.
Audits Required by the Companies Act
- Incorporation audits
- Capital increase and decrease audits
- Mergers and acquisitions audits
- Company division audits
These audits are essential for businesses undergoing statutory changes.
On-Demand Audits
We also conduct special-purpose audits, which focus on specific areas such as:
- Audits of business segments
- Operational audits
- Business process reviews
These audits are typically commissioned for:
- Evaluating financial statements or specific segments
- Assessing financials during the purchase or sale of shares and company stakes
- Owner-initiated management reviews
- Internal audits for managerial oversight of accounting departments or external bookkeeping services
- Bank and financial institution requirements
Additionally, we conduct audits for projects funded by the World Bank, EU funds, and similar financial sources.
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