How to Know if a US Audit is Right for Your Business

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Presented on June 29, 2021

For foreign companies who want to do business in the United States, there’s a gray area about whether to conduct an audit—and which type. This is because the United States doesn’t have a statutory audit requirement for most privately held businesses.

Watch our video to learn about when to consider getting an audit and best practices for foreign companies entering the US marketplace. Topics we’ll address include:

  • The benefits of conducting an audit
  • Different options for attest engagements
  • How to prepare for a first-year audit
  • How to choose an auditor and how it can impact the process

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