Services · Retainer-based

Statutory audit

Independent statutory audit with findings that are clear, actionable, and useful beyond the signing ceremony.

Statutory audit is a legal requirement—and an opportunity to strengthen reporting quality. We approach audit with independence, professional scepticism, and recommendations management can implement.

Engagements are scoped to the size and complexity of the entity, with communication that keeps directors informed throughout—not only at the end.

How it runs

From first conversation to delivery.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Understand the business, risks, and reporting framework; agree timeline and evidence needs.

  2. 02

    Execute

    Perform risk-based testing with clear queries and timely communication of issues.

  3. 03

    Conclude

    Issue the opinion and a management letter that focuses on what to fix next.

What success looks like

  • A credible audit opinion on time
  • Findings that improve next year’s control and reporting
  • Less friction in lender and stakeholder reviews

FAQs

Common questions about Statutory audit.

Direct answers for people comparing options or preparing to engage MFAS.

What is Statutory audit at MFAS?

Independent statutory audit with clear findings and practical recommendations—not a tick-box exercise.

Who is Statutory audit for?

It is particularly suited for: Companies requiring a statutory audit under Kenyan law; Groups needing consistent audit quality across entities; Boards that want insight, not only an opinion.

How do I engage MFAS for Statutory audit?

Request a free quote or contact MFAS with a short brief. The team will confirm whether Statutory audit is the right mandate and outline next steps.

Next step

Ready to talk about Statutory audit?

Tell us what you are facing—MFAS will respond with a clear next step, whether this is the right mandate or another route fits better.