ECOVIS International

Audit

As your auditor, we offer more than just an opinion on your financial statements. We work with you, as a strategic business partner who understands your industry, objectives, business processes and risks.

At ECOVIS ARB, we carefully build long-standing relationships which allow us to gain an intimate understanding of your business environment and provide direction and advice.

Our audit techniques are thoroughly planned and co-ordinated, and our audit teams continually seek ways to manage the risks and improve the efficiency of your business.

We offer practical, individually tailored recommendations on how to satisfy regulatory requirements and we deliver constructive reports to management.

Our audit department also performs independent reviews on financial statements.

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Rossouw Pieterse

Chartered Accountant, Registered Auditor Johannesburg

Tel.: +27 11 450 4641

Niel Pienaar

Chartered Accountant, Registered Auditor and Registered Tax Practitioner Johannesburg

Tel.: +27 11 450 4641

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