Like any other business, starting an audit firm requires careful planning and market analysis. You will need to select the type of inspections to be performed, which may require specialized training and appropriate certifications.
Instructions
Step 1
Determine the types of checks you will be conducting. Independent financial auditing requires specialized training in the industries in which you will be involved. Specialized internal audits may only require a bachelor's degree in accounting or economics. But in any case, it will be necessary to demonstrate significant experience and knowledge to clients. Currently, there are special courses, after which a certificate of an internal auditor is issued. All this must be prepared in advance and only then plan the creation of an audit firm.
Step 2
Write a business plan that is a roadmap for your business. It should include your resume, analysis of the current market situation, company description, marketing and sales management, services provided, and financial reporting. First, you need to give a brief overview of the entire plan. Prospective lenders and investors will see it first and you will have a great chance to make a good impression on them.
Step 3
Choose the legal form of your company. A limited liability company will be the most suitable option for this business. Obtain the required licenses and permits at your place of residence.
Step 4
Start implementing your business plan. Strive to provide a high level of service and do everything to ensure that customers are satisfied with your professionalism. If successful, information about you will quickly spread throughout the area. Dissatisfied clients will bring you nothing but losses. Also, depending on the type of audit that you plan to conduct, create a list of additional services. Give your clients the freedom to choose and treat the work they do the right way.
