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Auditor Near Me: Statutory, Tax and Internal Audit in Delhi

Searching for an auditor near me in Delhi usually means a deadline is close: a company audit before the AGM, a tax audit before the return, or a bank asking for a stock audit. From our office at Netaji Subhash Place we arrange the right practising chartered accountant for the audit you need, confirm the scope and give you a fixed quote before any work starts.

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Where can I find an auditor near me in Delhi?

For an auditor near me in North West Delhi, contact CA in Delhi at 411, Best Sky Tower, Netaji Subhash Place, beside the metro station. We arrange practising chartered accountants for statutory, tax, internal, stock and forensic audits, confirm scope and a fixed quote first, and work online for clients across Delhi NCR.

  • Office beside Netaji Subhash Place metro, Red and Pink lines
  • Audits signed only by practising chartered accountants
  • ITR due date for audit cases: 21 November 2026
  • Fixed quote before any work starts

Firms in our directory near Netaji Subhash Place

KC

A Delhi chartered accountant firm whose CAs have more than 35 years of combined experience helping start-ups and business owners set up companies and manage tax and corporate compliance.

  • Private limited company registration
  • LLP registration
  • One person company
  • Section 8 company
  • Partnership firm
  • Sole proprietorship

Best for: Businesses that want a chartered accountant firm for company formation, GST, income tax, TDS and ongoing compliance.

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Greenwolf Advisors

Corporate and cross-border advisory firm

A New Delhi advisory firm founded in 2016 that handles company setup, regulatory filings, virtual CFO work and cross-border tax structuring, with partner offices in Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong.

  • Business incorporation and entity setup
  • Regulatory filings and entity governance
  • Virtual CFO advisory
  • Dashboards and MIS reporting
  • Financial process structuring and controls
  • Offshore tax strategy

Best for: Founders, family businesses and NRIs who need company setup, governance, virtual CFO support or cross-border structuring.

M

Moneymji

Business registration and compliance firm

A Netaji Subhash Place firm that registers businesses and handles income tax, GST, ROC and accounting compliance, plus transaction advisory such as valuation, business plans and due diligence.

  • Private limited company
  • LLP
  • One person company
  • Sole proprietorship
  • Section 8 company
  • Partnership firm

Best for: Start-ups and small businesses that want registration plus a monthly compliance package from one team.

Looking for an auditor near me? What we can arrange

We arrange every common audit a Delhi business faces: the yearly company audit, the income tax audit, internal audit, bank stock audit, GST annual reconciliation support and forensic investigations. Tell us your entity type, turnover and deadline, and we match you with a practising chartered accountant who takes that kind of work.

An audit report can only be signed by a chartered accountant who holds a certificate of practice, so the person who signs is always a qualified, independent professional. Our role is to get you to the right one quickly, keep the paperwork moving and make sure the price is agreed in writing at the start.

If you are not sure which audit applies, that is normal. Many first-time founders learn only after incorporation that their company needs an auditor every year, and many traders find out about the tax audit when their turnover jumps. The table below sorts it out.

Which audit do you need? A quick guide

Your legal form and your numbers decide which audits apply: every company needs a statutory audit, businesses above the income tax limits need a tax audit, larger companies need an internal auditor, and banks ask for stock audits on working capital loans. Use this table, then open the service page for detail.

Audits Delhi businesses commonly need (general guide, November 2026)
AuditWho usually needs itLaw or triggerRead more
Statutory auditEvery private limited company, OPC and Section 8 company, whatever its turnoverCompanies Act 2013Statutory audit
Tax auditBusinesses and professionals above the section 44AB limits, and some presumptive taxpayersIncome-tax Act 1961 for FY 2025-26Tax audit
Internal auditListed companies and unlisted companies above the size limits in the rules; any business that wants tighter controlsCompanies Act rules, or management choiceInternal audit services
Stock auditBorrowers with working capital limits secured on stock and debtorsBank sanction termsStock audit
GST annual return and reconciliationTaxpayers filing GSTR-9; self-certified GSTR-9C above ₹5 crore turnoverCGST Act and CBIC Circular 246/03/2025GST audit
Forensic auditOwners, partners or lenders who suspect fraud or diversion of fundsSuspicion, dispute or bank red flagForensic audit

GSTR-9C threshold: CBIC Circular 246/03/2025. LLPs and trusts have their own audit rules; ask us to check yours. Checked November 2026.

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Auditor in Delhi: audit dates for FY 2025-26

For FY 2025-26 the tax audit report was due by 21 October 2026, and income tax returns for audit cases are due by 21 November 2026 after the CBDT extension. Company accounts go to the ROC within 30 days of the AGM, and GST annual returns are due by 31 December 2026.

If your tax audit report is still pending, speak to an auditor this week: the return for an audit case cannot be filed properly without it, and the 21 November date is close. Companies that have not yet held their AGM should also check their ROC dates, because late forms attract additional fees for every day of delay.

Audit-linked deadlines, FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27)
FilingDue dateSource
Tax audit report21 October 2026 (extended, now passed)CBDT Circular 07/2026
Income tax return, audit cases21 November 2026 (extended)CBDT Circular 07/2026
AOC-4, audited financial statements to ROCWithin 30 days of the AGMMCA compliance calendar (secondary)
MGT-7, annual return to ROCWithin 60 days of the AGMMCA compliance calendar (secondary)
GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C for FY 2025-2631 December 2026GST portal

Source: CBDT Circular 07/2026, checked November 2026. Dates can be extended again; check the income tax and GST portals.

How to choose an audit firm near me: questions and red flags

Pick an audit firm near you by checking three things: the signing CA holds a certificate of practice on ICAI's records, the firm has audited businesses like yours, and it is independent of whoever keeps your books. Then agree the fee, timeline and list of documents in writing.

Questions to ask before you appoint an auditor

  • Who will sign the report, and what is their ICAI membership number?
  • Have you audited companies in my trade, such as manufacturing, e-commerce or services?
  • What will you need from us, and by which date, to meet the AGM and return deadlines?
  • Is the fee fixed, and what would make it change?
  • Who answers our queries during the audit, and how quickly?

Red flags

  • No membership number. Anyone who will not share it, or whose name does not appear on ICAI's CA Connect, should not sign your audit.
  • Signing without seeing records. A report issued in a day with no questions asked can be challenged later and helps nobody.
  • Your bookkeeper as auditor. Company law bars people with certain links to a company from auditing it; see the qualifications and disqualifications of an auditor.
  • Vague pricing. If the quote has no scope, expect extra bills when queries arise.

For a wider checklist on picking any chartered accountant, read how to choose a CA in Delhi.

Where is our office, and which areas do we serve?

Our office is at 411, Best Sky Tower, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, New Delhi 110034, next to the Red and Pink line metro interchange. It is open Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 7 pm, and is easiest to reach from North and West Delhi.

Audit work involves more paper than most filings, so many clients like to drop off files or sit with the audit team for the closing meeting. If you are in one of the areas below, a short metro or auto ride gets you here. Each area page explains the local business mix we see.

Areas we serve for audit work
AreaTypical audit clientsArea page
Netaji Subhash Place and PitampuraPrivate limited companies in the office towers, consultancies, start-upsCA in Pitampura
WazirpurSteel and fabrication units needing company, tax and stock auditsCA in Wazirpur
RohiniTraders, clinics, schools and small companiesCA in Rohini
NarelaManufacturers in the industrial area with bank-funded stockCA in Narela
OkhlaFactories and export units in South DelhiCA in Okhla
Gurugram and NoidaCompanies that work with us onlineCA in Gurgaon

See every locality on our areas page.

Can I get an audit done online if I am not near Netaji Subhash Place?

Yes. Most audit fieldwork today runs on shared data: accounting backups, bank statements and scanned vouchers. Physical visits are needed mainly for stock counts and some verification, and those are planned in the quote. The process works the same for a company in Dwarka, Noida or another city.

  1. 1

    Send the basics

    WhatsApp +91 99114 92897 or email admin@caindelhi.in with your entity type, last year's turnover, the audit you need and your deadline.

  2. 2

    Get scope and a fixed quote

    We confirm which audit applies, who will sign, the document list and a fixed fee. Work starts when you accept.

  3. 3

    Share the records

    Upload your accounting backup, bank statements and the checklist items to a shared folder, or drop them at the office.

  4. 4

    Answer queries

    The audit team sends questions in batches. Quick answers keep the timeline on track.

  5. 5

    Review the draft and sign off

    You see the draft accounts and report, management signs the representation letter, and the auditor issues the signed report with its UDIN.

What documents does an auditor ask for first?

Every auditor starts with your closed books, bank statements and last year's audited accounts. After that the list depends on the audit: statutory returns for a company audit, GST and TDS records for a tax audit, and stock statements for a bank audit.

First document request by type of audit
AuditSend these firstKeep ready
Statutory auditTrial balance, ledgers, bank statements, last year's audited accountsFixed asset register, loan confirmations, board minutes, GST and TDS returns
Tax auditBooks of account, GST returns for the year, TDS returns and challansStock records, purchase and sales registers, loan details
Internal auditProcess notes, user access list, last internal audit reportPurchase approvals, payroll records, vendor master
Stock auditBank sanction letter, latest stock statementsStock register, debtor and creditor ageing, insurance policy
Forensic auditA note of what you suspect and the periodSoftware backup with audit trail, all bank statements

Clean books shorten every audit. If yours are behind, our accounting and bookkeeping service can catch them up first.

How CA in Delhi handles audit enquiries

Audits are signed by practising chartered accountants, and none of the three firms in our directory lists audit among its published services. So CA in Delhi passes each audit enquiry to a partner chartered accountant who takes that work, and you confirm the scope and a fixed quote before work starts.

The firms in our directory of chartered accountant firms in Delhi handle the work around an audit. Khubchandani & Co. Chartered Accountants lists accounting, GST returns and TDS returns, which helps when books need to be closed before the auditor arrives. Moneymji lists ROC compliance and accounting, useful for the AOC-4 and MGT-7 filings once the audit is signed. Greenwolf Advisors works on virtual CFO support, MIS and financial controls for growing companies.

  • What you send us: entity type, last year's figures, the audit needed and your deadline.
  • What you get back: the name of the signing CA, a document list, a timeline and a fixed fee.
  • After the audit: help with ROC filings, the income tax return and any certificates the bank asks for, such as a net worth certificate.

For other work, our CA near me page covers ITR, GST and company registration.

Frequently asked questions

Is an audit compulsory for a private limited company with low turnover?

Yes. Every company registered under the Companies Act, including a private limited company or OPC with very small or nil turnover, must have its accounts audited by a practising chartered accountant each year. The obligation comes from the legal form, not the size of the business.

Who can be my auditor in Delhi?

Only a chartered accountant holding a certificate of practice from ICAI, or a CA firm, can sign a statutory or tax audit report. The auditor must also be independent: your employee, your bookkeeper or someone with certain financial links to the company cannot audit it. Check the name on ICAI's CA Connect before appointing.

What is the difference between an auditor and an accountant?

An accountant prepares your books and returns. An auditor examines those books independently and reports on them. The same person cannot do both for a company's statutory audit, which is why most businesses use one professional for accounting and a separate practising CA for the audit.

My tax audit report was due on 21 October 2026. What now?

File it as soon as possible. The return for an audit case is due by 21 November 2026 under CBDT Circular 07/2026, and it relies on the audit report. A late audit report can attract a penalty under the Income-tax Act, so send us your books today and we will arrange an auditor quickly.

How do I check if an auditor is a genuine CA?

Ask for the ICAI membership number and the firm registration number, then search them on ICAI's CA Connect portal. Signed audit reports and certificates also carry a UDIN, a unique number you can verify on ICAI's UDIN portal. A genuine auditor shares these details without hesitation.

Can one auditor do both the statutory audit and the tax audit?

Yes. Many companies appoint the same practising CA for both, because the tax audit relies on the audited accounts. They remain two separate reports under two different laws, with different forms and due dates, and the fee usually covers each separately.

Do you visit our office or factory for the audit?

When the audit needs it, yes. Stock counts, fixed asset checks and bank stock audits involve a site visit, and the visit is included in the scope and quote. Most other audit work runs on shared records, so you only need to visit our office if you prefer to meet.

How much does an auditor charge in Delhi?

Audit fees depend on turnover, number of transactions, state of the books and the deadline, so a fair quote needs a look at your figures first. We do not publish rates; you get a fixed quote before work starts. See our guide to CA fees in Delhi for how fees are usually set.

Is there an audit firm near Netaji Subhash Place metro?

Yes. Our office at 411, Best Sky Tower is beside Netaji Subhash Place metro station on the Red and Pink lines, open Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 7 pm. Call +91 99114 92897 before you come so the right person is free to meet you.

Can a new company appoint its first auditor through you?

Yes. The board appoints the first auditor of a new company, and the appointment is then filed on form ADT-1. Tell us your incorporation date and we will connect you with a practising CA, share the consent and eligibility papers, and help with the ADT-1 filing.

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