Assurance Services
Trust Clarity Confidence
Whether you're presenting financials to stakeholders, applying for financing, or strengthening your internal operations, assurance services provide the clarity and credibility your organization needs. At Still Burton, we deliver audits, reviews, compilations, and internal control evaluations that support confident decision-making and long-term trust.
Audit Services
Highest level of financial assurance
Our audits offer a deep, objective review of your financial statements, internal controls, and supporting documentation. Ideal for nonprofits, government-funded organizations, or businesses requiring external validation, audits provide the confidence lenders, investors, and stakeholders expect.
Review Engagements
Limited assurance with financial clarity
A review engagement uses analytical procedures and management inquiries to assess your financials. It’s a great option when stakeholders need assurance but not the depth of a full audit — balancing cost-efficiency with CPA oversight.
Compilation Services
Clear financial reporting without assurance
Compilations organize and present financial information based on management input, without performing tests or verifications. Often used to meet lender requirements or internal reporting needs, this service offers structure and professionalism without the added review layer.
Internal Control Assessments
Operational integrity and fraud prevention
We evaluate your internal systems to identify weaknesses, reduce risk, and improve accountability. This service helps businesses strengthen oversight, ensure compliance, and protect against errors or fraud — especially useful during periods of growth or leadership transition.
Not Sure Which Report You Need?
Choosing the right level of assurance depends on your goals, budget, and compliance requirements. Whether you're preparing for a merger, responding to lender demands, or refining operations, we’ll help you choose the right service with confidence.
FAQ
What’s the difference between an audit, a review, and a compilation?
An audit provides the highest level of assurance and includes external verification. A review offers limited assurance through inquiry and analysis. A compilation presents data without any verification or assurance.
Do I need an audit if I’m not a public company?
Not always. Many nonprofits, grant recipients, and private companies still require audits due to funding, lender requirements, or absentee ownership.
What are internal control assessments, and who needs them?
Internal control reviews identify weaknesses in financial procedures and help prevent fraud or inefficiency. They’re valuable for growing companies, nonprofit boards, or anyone seeking stronger risk management.
How do I know which assurance service is right for my business?
We can help assess your situation and stakeholder needs. Schedule a consultation and we’ll walk you through your options — no pressure, just clarity.