Company liquidator audits require auditors to issue certificates and file them with the Registrar and Tribunal records. After the audit of a company liquidator's accounts, the auditor must send an audit certificate containing observations and comments to the Tribunal ... Summary
Company liquidator audits require auditors to issue certificates and file them with the Registrar and Tribunal records.
After the audit of a company liquidator's accounts, the auditor must send an audit certificate containing observations and comments to the Tribunal Registry and provide copies to the Company Liquidator; the Company Liquidator must file a copy of the audit certificate with the Registrar of Companies alongside the audited accounts, and the Registry must file the original audit certificate with the Tribunal records.
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