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20142015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS STATUTORY AUDITOR Mrs. Birth Lakota Chairman & Managing Director Mr. Siddharth Lakota Director & Chief Executive Officer M/s BUD HIA & CO. Chartered Accountant 18, R. N.

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1. First, gather all the necessary information and documents required for the statutory auditor form. This may include financial statements, balance sheets, income statements, and any other relevant information.
2. Read and understand the instructions provided on the statutory auditor form. This will guide you on how to fill out each section accurately and completely.
3. Start by providing basic information about the company or organization for which the statutory auditor is being filled out. This may include legal name, address, contact details, and registration information.
4. Next, complete the section that asks for details about the auditors. Include their names, qualifications, and any relevant certifications or memberships they hold.
5. Provide information about the audited financial statements. This will typically involve disclosing the period covered by the audit, the currency used, and any specific financial reporting frameworks followed.
6. Fill out the section related to the audit process, including the timeline for the audit, how the auditor was appointed, and any specific audit procedures performed.
7. If applicable, include information about any related party transactions or any conflicts of interest that may arise during the audit process.
8. Finally, review the completed statutory auditor form for accuracy and completeness. Make sure all sections have been answered correctly and that all required attachments have been included.

Who needs a statutory auditor:

1. Companies: Statutory auditors are most commonly required by law for companies, regardless of their size or industry. The purpose of the statutory audit is to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the company's financial statements.
2. Non-profit organizations and charities: In many jurisdictions, non-profit organizations and charities are also required to have a statutory auditor. This is to provide transparency and accountability in the financial management of these entities.
3. Government agencies: Government agencies often need to hire statutory auditors to audit their financial records and ensure compliance with applicable regulations and laws.
4. Publicly traded companies: Publicly traded companies are typically required to have an independent statutory auditor to provide an objective assessment of their financial reports for the benefit of shareholders and potential investors.
5. Certain private companies: Depending on the jurisdiction and specific circumstances, some private companies may also be required to have a statutory auditor. This could be based on factors such as revenue, number of employees, or industry-specific regulations.

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What is statutory auditor?

The statutory auditor is a person or firm appointed by a company to conduct an independent examination of the company's financial statements.

Who is required to file statutory auditor?

Companies are required to file a statutory auditor report with the regulatory authorities.

How to fill out statutory auditor?

The statutory auditor report can be filled out by the statutory auditor who conducted the examination of the company's financial statements.

What is the purpose of statutory auditor?

The purpose of the statutory auditor is to provide an independent opinion on the accuracy and fairness of the company's financial statements.

What information must be reported on statutory auditor?

The statutory auditor report must include details of the examination conducted, findings, and the auditor's opinion on the financial statements.