Type of firm

Registered auditors for UK employers

Firms permitted to sign a statutory audit opinion, which most accountants are not.

What they do

An audit can only be signed off by a firm holding audit registration from a Recognised Supervisory Body — ICAEW, ACCA or ICAS. That is a separate permission from being a chartered accountant, and most practices do not hold it. You need one if you exceed two of the three size thresholds, if your articles or a lender require an audit, or if a grant funder asks for certified figures.

What to check before you hire one

Search the firm on the audit register held by its supervisory body, not just the member register — the two are different. Ask who the responsible individual signing the opinion will be. A firm without audit registration can prepare your accounts but cannot audit them.

Registers to search

We do not publish a listing of this type until one of these registrations is recorded against it.

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