Investigative Accountants Reports

An Investigative Accountant’s Report (IAR) is often required when:

• a business seeks to obtain finance
• there is a breach of finance facilities

In preparing the IAR, the Investigating Accountant will conduct a review of a business’ current, historical and projected financial performance and position. Any assumptions and accounting policies adopted by the business, applicable to the information, will also be assessed.

Such an assignment involves a detailed investigation. Accordingly, access is required to all relevant financial accounts such as: 

• Cash flow Statements
• Profit & Loss Statements
• Balance Sheets
• Business Plans
• Management Reports

Our experts can also provide independent evidence in any court proceedings if required in your circumstances.

To find out more about how our experts at Artemis Insolvency can assist in respect to situations where you require an Investigative Accountant’s Report, do not hesitate to contact us. Once we understand your circumstances, we will be able to provide you with a fee quote.