Incorporated Associations

We provide independent financial statement audits tailored to applicable state and territory legislation, with a practical understanding of committee reporting responsibilities and the needs of volunteer-run organisations.

How the audit works

How the audit works

Audit Edge provides independent audit services to incorporated associations that require an audit under applicable state or territory legislation, their governing rules or other relevant obligations.

The financial reporting requirements for an incorporated association can depend on its jurisdiction, financial size and activities. We help associations understand which requirements apply and what is needed to complete their reporting obligations.

Our audit procedures include examining financial records, testing transactions and balances, and obtaining supporting evidence for the financial information reported.

How we help: We work with committee members, management, treasurers and accountants to plan the audit, clarify documentation requirements and coordinate completion within relevant reporting deadlines.

What’s included

Financial statement audit

An independent audit of your association’s annual financial report in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards, including a signed auditor’s report.

Financial statement audit

An independent audit of your association’s annual financial report in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards, including a signed auditor’s report.

Reporting timetable

An agreed audit timetable aligned with your association’s annual general meeting and regulatory reporting deadlines.

Audit closing report

Key audit findings and recommendations communicated clearly to the committee, including relevant internal control observations.