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Financial reporting advisory
Our Financial Reporting Advisory team helps clients understand changes in accounting standards and develop change strategies.
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Advisory Services
Every business is different, the challenges they face vary but all need bespoke solutions. Businesses also share common ground when it comes to striving for reducing costs and improving efficiencies.
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Audit and Assurance Services
Grant Thornton’s audit methodology harnesses proven processes and cutting-edge technology to deliver business benefits.
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Transaction Advisory Services
Transactions are significant events in the life of a business, so the stakes are high for both buyers and sellers.
Financial reporting advisory
We can help you understand changes in accounting standards, develop change strategies and clearly communicate your plans to internal and external stakeholders.
Our team has a strong track record in helping our clients manage change in a fluctuating environment. Clients turn to Grant Thornton because…
We have deep technical expertise
Today's financial reporting requirements are increasingly demanding. Our team is extensively qualified, including in IFRS, A GAAP, US GAAP and other global GAAPs. We can help you with specific, country-related GAAP accounting issues, as well as in converting from one set of accounting standards to another.
We’re experienced with public companies
In Australia and around the world, we work with over 150 listed companies. Our team is well placed to help listed companies at every stage of their growth journey – including their initial conversion to IFRS, preparing historical financial information and managing the ongoing reporting requirements for public companies.
We offer independent and comprehensive advice
At Grant Thornton, we help our clients to understand what changes in accounting standards actually mean for their business or organisation. We can provide a suite of services, including extensive training for our clients’ people. We also provide assistance on technical issues or proposed transactions where your auditors are unable to do so.
