S.P. Chopra & Co. is a professional services firm
established in 1949; Ranking amongst the top 20 chartered accountant firms in India, has 11 full
time partners and staff strength of over 100 and offices in New Delhi, Mumbai,
Canada and Dubai.
Our firm offers Accounting, Assurance and Consultancy
as its core business lines for domestic and global businesses of medium to
large size. The firm has engaged a panel of experts and offers end to end
solutions for Company Law Matters, IFRS Convergence, Transfer Pricing, Risk and
Transaction Advisory.
WHY PARTNER WITH US
v With
its 11 full time partners, the firm has a combined professional experience
of over 100 years. Our partners are DISA qualified, hold IFRS certificate
issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
v Over
100 professionals employed by the firm, with over 10 highly specialized
consultants on the advisory panel.
v Head
office located in Connaught Place - the most prime business district of the
Capital city of India with a carpet area of 3000 sq. feet. supported by a world
class infrastructure and modern facilities.
v Global
reach with our branch offices located in Ontario, Canada, Dubai,
Punjab and Uttar Pradesh and through our independent association all over the
World.
v Recognized
as a Quality service provider on the global arena based on Peer Review
conducted by both ICAI and International Peer Review Committee.
v Computer
Assisted Auditing methodology supported by advanced machines, servers and
related software used for conducting audits and day to day office
administration.
OUR INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
PrimeGlobal is the third largest association of
independent accounting firms in the world; comprising of over 320 highly
successful independent public accounting firms in 87 countries. PrimeGlobal
provides its independent member firms with tools and resources to help them
furnish superior accounting, auditing, tax and management services to clients
around the globe.
OUR EMPANELMENTS
Since 1970, SPC has been empanelled on the RBI’s list
of Auditors who can conduct the central of Public Banks in India. We have
conducted statutory audit of almost all the large Public Banks, by rotation,
and private banks
Since 1956, SPC has been empanelled on the CAG’s list
of Auditors for audit of large Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). Firm has audit experience of more than 100 PSUs.
SPC has been empanelled on the United Nation’s since
2008 for NEX/ NIM Audit and HACT assessment. Firm has conducted Audit of more
than 120 UN agencies since 2008.
Since 2011, SPC has been empanelled on the RAA’s list
of Auditors who can conduct the audit of companies in Bhutan
Our Methodology and
Approach
Ø We use a risk-based approach to understand
the clients organization, its environment, and its industry. The audit team
preliminarily identifies the areas where the risk of material misstatements if
any in the financial statements exists.
Internal controls
Ø Using a structured approach, we evaluate
controls in order to assess the risk of significant misstatement for each audit
objective. For audit objectives where we
plan to rely on controls to modify the nature, timing, and extent of our
substantive procedures
Ø We test select audit objectives using
substantive analytical procedures, tests of details, or a combination of the
two, as well as substantive procedures directed toward any fraud risk which we
have identified. In designing our
substantive audit procedures, we consider the characteristics of the class of
transaction, account balance, or disclosure; our assessment of the risks of
material misstatement identified during planning; and the effectiveness of
controls over these risks
Ø We review the financial statements and
determine whether the audit evidence obtained for each audit objective reduces the
risk of material misstatements in the financial statements to an acceptably low
level. Our audit opinion is based on a review of the final financial statements and an evaluation of all audit
evidence in accordance with applicable auditing standards
IFRS CONVERGENCE AND
REPORTING
India has set a roadmap for convergence with International
Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) commencing from 1 April, 2011. The
convergence with IFRS standards is set to change the landscape for financial
reporting in India. IFRS represents the most commonly accepted global
accounting framework as it has been adopted by more than 100 countries and
accounting bodies across the globe are aligning their existing accounting
standards and/or issuing new accounting standards to conform with IFRS.
Finance Professionals not already familiar with the
Principle of IFRS will be faced with the challenge of developing a working
knowledge of IFRS as quickly as possible. India being one of the key global
players, migration to IFRS will enable Indian entities to have access to
international capital markets without having to go through the cumbersome
conversion and filing process. It will lower the cost of raising funds, reduce
accountants' fees and enable faster access to all major capital markets.
How SPC is taking strides in IFRS convergence
At SPC, we track the developments of IFRS globally and how
India gears up for its transition. It is our endeavor to provide our clients
with insights on emerging trends, concerns on transition to IFRS and its
implementation. Our team of senior partners has undergone extensive training to
understand the finer nuances of the IFRS implementation in India.
Our firm is actively advising its existing clients on the
roadmap for the IFRS implementation and also seeking out new assignments for
IFRS implementation and convergence
advisory.
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