We perform audits of closely held businesses, not-for-profit organizations, and retirement plans.  All audits are conducted in accordance with Generally Accepted Auditing Standards and are supervised by a partner or manager who works directly with other team members on each audit engagement.   Audits provide a higher level of assurance and require a higher level of service than either reviews or compilations, including the use of confirmation letters, legal representation letters, an assessment of internal accounting controls and fraud risk, and a review of events subsequent to the reporting date.  Our low staff turnover and well-seasoned personnel maximizes the efficiency of our audit engagements.

Reviews provide a more limited level of assurance than audits.  Reviews and audits share some common procedures and reporting; however, a review engagement does not require confirmations with outside parties and relies more extensively on analytical procedures than detailed account analyses and tests.  Compilations provide no assurance, are derived from client-provided information and are intended primarily for internal use by clients.

We prepare and issue a financial statement at the conclusion of each audit, review and compilation engagement.  Audit engagements also typically include a Letter of Comments and Recommendations (“Management Letter”) that communicates deficiencies noted in accounting and operating systems.  RTA places strong emphasis on developing relevant and insightful comments and recommendations in our management letters.  We view this vehicle as a valuable learning and development tool for strengthening our clients' accounting and operating systems.

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