The global auditing services market is valued at ~USD 220 billion in 2020 and it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4% from 2020 to 2027 majorly due to Increasing stringent government regulations regarding disclosure and reporting of financial details. The external audit segment has a higher market share than the internal audit segment. The external audit segment accounted for more than 60% of the overall market. However, the internal audit segment is expected to witness the highest growth rate during the forecast period. North America has the largest market share of ~40% in the global market followed by APAC and Europe.
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Auditing is an official examination and verification of a business’s financial records. Auditing services include official inspection and verification of the credibility of financial reports. The main objective of auditing is to confirm whether the company’s financial statements are accurate and are following regulatory guidelines. Auditing also gives investors, creditors, and other stakeholders reasonable assurance that they can rely on a company and its integrity. Audits can be conducted by either a business’s management as an internal control process or by the government, in case they notice suspicious financial activity. Auditing services can be categorized into three major types:
- Internal audits: It is performed by a qualified auditor or accountant working within the organization. Internal audits can be conducted weekly, monthly, or annual basis based on company requirements.
- External audits: In this audit, financial statements are made by an independent, third-party professional. External audits are extremely beneficial as it is more unbiased and reliable than internal audits.
- IRS audits: Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audits are government audits conducted to ensure that financial data has been reported in compliance with tax laws. These audits are mostly conducted randomly. However, more often than not IRS selects businesses based on suspicious activity, such as unusual deductions or uncommon sources of income.
Cost Drivers
The salary of professionals conducting the auditing is the major cost driver of the auditing services. This auditor rate is very high in North America and Europe. APAC's average auditor rate is around 50% lower than North America and Europe. However, the salary growth rate in APAC is considerably higher than in other regions.
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Increasing individuals’ preference towards automation and AI across various industries is expected to hamper the growth of the global auditing services industry during the forecast period as AI-driven auditing reduces the dependency on physical auditing services. Furthermore, lack of awareness among individuals regarding financial auditing services remains a critical challenge in the global market.
Some of the key suppliers of auditing services are:
- Ernst & Young
- Protiviti
- RSM US
- Deloitte
- PwC
- KPMG
- Grant Thornton International Ltd.
- Moore Stephens International Limited
The global auditing services market feature a moderately consolidated landscape as the industry leaders contribute more than 60% of the overall market share. Leading suppliers are strengthening their presence through multiple mergers and acquisitions.
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