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Directors Resolutions Forming Audit Committee | USA
Prepare a resolution of the board to form an audit committee with this easy to use template form for USA corporations.
- The Board of Directors will pass resolutions to:
- formally establish the audit committee and appoint the committee members,
- mandate how committee meetings will be held,
- set out how the committee will carry out its duties,
- establish a procedure for committee reports to be made to the Board.
- These Directors Resolutions can be used throughout the United States.
- The template is available in MS Word format and is editable and reusable.
$6.49
Notice Appointing Auditor of Corporation | USA
Give notice of the appointment of an auditor for a USA corporation with this downloadable form.
- The Notice Appointing Auditor of Corporation must be given by the corporation to the accountant(s) being appointed as the company's auditor for the ensuing fiscal year.
- Written notice must be given each year.
- Download a free copy of the Notice Appointing Auditor of Corporation for US-based companies.
$0.00
Shareholder Resolution to Remove Auditor | Canada
Prepare a special resolution of shareholders to remove the auditor of a corporation with this easy template form for Canadian companies.
- In accordance with the company's bylaws, the shareholders can pass a special resolution to remove the current auditor from office.
- A replacement auditor is appointed to serve until the next annual meeting.
- The resolution must be signed by all of the shareholders, including those who do not hold voting shares.
- If your company is planning to change its auditors you need this downloadable Special Shareholder Resolution form.
- This template can be used in any province or territory of Canada which has a Business Corporations Act in effect.
$2.49
Board of Directors Resolution to Appoint Auditors | UK
Appoint auditors for a UK company with this free Board of Directors Resolution template.
- This Resolution can be used either for the appointment of the first auditors of the company, prior to the first general meeting, or to fill a casual vacancy in the office of auditor in between general meetings.
- The Resolution can be used by a private company limited by shares, in accordance with The Companies Act 1985.
- This free Directors Resolution to Appoint Auditors is a downloadable MS Word form.
- Intended for use only within the United Kingdom.
$0.00
Audit Confirmation Letter | Canada
Prepare an Audit Confirmation Letter for a Canadian company with this downloadable template.
- Each year, Canadian lawyers receive requests from the auditors of their corporate clients to provide information before they can audit the company's financial statements.
- The Audit Confirmation Letter template covers all of the information routinely requested by the auditors:
- confirmation that the law firm is the solicitor of record for the corporation,
- details of any claims against the corporation which the lawyers have been retained to handle,
- any outstanding accounts owed by the company to the law firm,
- any amounts held in the firm's trust account on behalf of the company.
- This letter format is compliant with the Joint Policy Statement of 2016 approved by the Canadian Bar Association and the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board.
- Intended to be used only in Canada.
$6.49
Letter of Representation to Auditors | Canada
Prepare a Letter of Representation to your company's auditors with this downloadable template for Canadian corporations.
- The company's management acknowledges responsibility for maintaining an internal system of accounting controls that reduces the possibility of fraud, errors and irregularities.
- Management makes numerous representations to the auditors, including:
- that the financial statements fairly present the company's financial position in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles (GAPP);
- that there have been no irregularities which might adversely affect the financial statements;
- that the company has not violated any laws or regulations with respect to financial disclosure;
- that the company has implemented internal controls intended to detect and prevent fraud and error;
- that the financial statements record and disclose related party transactions, guarantees, material contracts, significant assumptions and methods of measurement.
- Available in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in Canada.
$12.49