Are you required to have audited financial statements? Often lenders, granting agencies or even your board of directors can require an audit. An audit provides the highest level of assurance and its purpose is to add credibility to the performance of an entity.
Over ten years ago, Atherton & Associates, LLP identified the need to create a separate department, specifically assigned to oversee audit and assurance engagements. We are one of the only local firms in the Central Valley to have an audit and assurance department. By being departmentalized, our highly-trained staff is able to offer clients efficiencies and expertise during the audit process.
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