ebotCPA — The Entrepreneur's CPA

    An independent audit when a lender, investor or agency requires one

    An audit provides reasonable assurance, not a guarantee, that financial statements are free from material misstatement. The separately registered CPA firm performs the engagement under applicable auditing standards.

    Audit, review and compilation reports are issued by Ebotagborndang Mbi, PLLC, a separately registered CPA firm.

    How it works

    1. 1

      Confirm requirements and plan the audit

      The CPA firm reviews the reporting requirements, independence and your records. It agrees on the scope and schedule and assesses risks.

    2. 2

      Perform the audit procedures

      The audit team evaluates relevant controls and tests balances and transactions. It follows up on supporting records and questions with management.

    3. 3

      Discuss results and issue the report

      The CPA firm discusses findings and proposed adjustments with management. It issues the audit report and required communications on the agreed schedule.

    Which sounds like you?

    Your lender requires audited statements

    The CPA firm reviews the audit requirements in your lending agreement.

    You are seeking equity investment

    The engagement scope addresses the financial reporting requested by investors.

    An agency contract requires an audit

    The CPA firm reviews the applicable contract and reporting requirements.

    Your nonprofit has federal award expenditures

    The CPA firm assesses whether the applicable Single Audit threshold and requirements apply.

    What we do

    Report responsibility

    Audit, review and compilation reports are issued by Ebotagborndang Mbi, PLLC, a separately registered CPA firm.

    Planning and control evaluation

    Audit planning identifies where errors or omissions could materially affect readers' decisions. • Understand the business and its operating environment. • Assess risks affecting the financial statements. • Determine materiality, the significance of errors or omissions to statement users. • Evaluate the design and implementation of controls relevant to the audit. • Identify control deficiencies, weaknesses in how relevant checks are designed or carried out. You receive the agreed record requests and communications about matters identified during planning and control evaluation.

    Testing balances and transactions

    Audit procedures gather evidence supporting the financial statement amounts and disclosures. • Perform substantive procedures, tests of recorded amounts and supporting information. • Test selected balances and transactions. • Obtain external confirmations, responses from banks or other third parties. • Perform physical observation where relevant. • Use analytical procedures, comparisons that help identify unexpected relationships or changes. You receive the CPA firm's conclusions through the audit report and agreed communications.

    What is included

    The financial statement audit is priced at $15,000–$75,000+, with final scope confirmed in the proposal. • Independent auditor's report expressing an opinion on the financial statements. • Audited balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement and notes. • Management letter with observations and recommendations. • Required communications to those responsible for overseeing financial reporting. • Agreed record handoffs and reporting schedule. You receive the agreed audited statement package, audit report and management and governance communications.

    Client perspective

    Proof from Google reviews

    5.0 average · 105 Google reviews · ebotCPA, Irving, TX

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    “Extremely professional and detail oriented. An experience with ebotCPA is a feel of professionalism, expertise and trustworthiness. No where else for my accounting solutions. Simply the best.”

    Dorcas EyongFull-Service CPA · Google

    “There are many professionals who do taxes and bookkeeping. But there are very very few professionals who look after you like you would look after yourself. ebotCPA is that rare professional.”

    Rose HansLong-Term Client · Google

    Published pricing

    These are the current published fees from our service catalog. We confirm final scope and any quoted add-ons in writing before work starts.

    Financial statement audit

    $15,000–$75,000+

    Review engagement

    $5,000–$12,000+

    Compilation

    $2,000–$8,000+

    Audit Co-Pilot

    $2,500–$7,500+

    Common questions

    What happens before financial statement audits work begins?

    We discuss your goals and records, confirm the engagement scope and fee in writing, and identify deadlines before substantive work starts.

    How do you determine the fee?

    Current catalog amounts and quote terms are listed in Published pricing above. We confirm the agreed work, responsibilities, and any quoted scope in writing before engagement.

    What records should I prepare?

    The records depend on your situation. We provide a focused request list after confirming the work and reporting period.

    Authority and standards
    • AU-C § 200 · Overall Objectives of the Independent AuditorFoundational auditing standards and auditor responsibilities
    • AU-C § 315 · Understanding the Entity and Its EnvironmentRisk assessment procedures and internal control evaluation requirements
    • AU-C § 330 · Performing Audit Procedures in Response to Assessed RisksDesigning and performing substantive audit procedures
    • AU-C § 700 · Forming an Opinion and Reporting on Financial StatementsAudit report requirements and opinion types
    • AU-C § 260 · Communication with Those Charged with GovernanceRequired communications regarding audit matters
    • AICPA Code of Conduct · Professional Ethics and IndependenceIndependence, objectivity, and quality control requirements

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