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Internal Financial Control and
Sarbanes Oxley Act

Get a 360o coverage for internal controls, with our risk assessment, documentation, testing, and optimization of controls.

Robust internal controls within an organization are no longer just a good practice, they are now a legal requirement. In the United States, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) requires reporting and certification of internal controls by both management and auditors. Similarly, in India, the Companies Act 2013 mandates reporting on Internal Financial Controls (IFC). The violation of these rules as established in the Company Act 2013 could lead to stringent measures and repercussions. Both of these legislations require periodic reporting on the state of internal controls by management and auditors, including those embedded in IT systems.

To avoid any unforeseen events, Yogada offers a complete framework service. We design the framework for all business processes to avoid any probable violations. Our team conducts tests and updates existing documented controls and processes to help the client gain closure from the auditor.

Early detection of any deviations or errors helps in saving time and extra cost. This might also help in identifying redundant expenses which could be eliminated.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Yogada help us mitigate Companies Act 2013 challenge on reporting of Internal Financial Controls (IFC) / Internal control over financial reporting (ICOFR)?

Yes, Yogada provides complete IFC / ICOFR framework of all business processes in accordance with the Companies Act 2013 which will helps the statutory auditor of your organization to have positive reporting of IFC in audit report.

No.! Risk of fraud cannot be eliminated 100%. However, it can be brought down significantly by applying various controls over the processes.

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