Evaluate your company's preparedness for joint statutory inspections by the SECP, FBR, Central Depository Company (CDC), and Provincial Labor Welfare directorates.
Complete the 10 core audit pillars below to see your company's exposure to regulatory fines and audit penalties.
Joint inspections are commonly triggered by discrepancies between sales tax turnover and income tax declarations, non-filing of SECP Form 19 UBO registers, unregistered physical offices, failure to dematerialize physical shares into CDS, or failure to register employees under provincial social security (PESSI/SESSI).
Under the Companies Act 2017, every company must maintain physical statutory registers at its registered office: Member Register (Sec 119), UBO Register (Sec 123A), Officers and Directors Register (Sec 197), and Mortgages & Charges Register. Additionally, the PAHWWA Harassment Code of Conduct must be visibly displayed on notice boards.