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WHAT IS STOCK AUDIT? & WHY BUSINESSES NEED IT?

 What is Stock Audit & Why Businesses Need It?

An inventory audit/stock audit is an analytical procedure that helps businesses to have a clear picture of synchronization between financial and inventory records.

The main purpose of performing the stock audit is to avail accurate updates on the inventory in order to avoid stock-out circumstances.

An inventory audit is more than a necessity for the retail industry nowadays—it is a proven method to find out the current state of stocks, provide an insight to identify any scarcity, and also helps in ensuring that you’ll always have sufficient stocks at any time.

Why Business Need to Perform Stock Audit?

When it comes to selling goods, businesses prefer auditing their stocks on time- whether it’s for tax purposes or just to get an idea about the number of units on hand. Stock Audit is always more than a necessity for retail businesses.

We understand the importance of inventory for a business, and therefore, we help them maintain sustainable inventory by providing better audit experiences. We mainly cover the following industries:

  • Retail Industry  
  • Pharmacy Industry
  • Manufacturing Industry  

We believe in upholding the client’s trust in the capital market by endowing reliable services. Being one of the renowned names for providing reliable inventory and supply chain consultancy service in Delhi NCR, we mainly focus on performing physical verification of the stock to ensure that bookkeeping records match with stock records.

If you are looking for a trusted partner to give you accurate numbers on stock audit

No one else is going to serve you better than VGNC

VGNC is providing an array of industry-focused consulting and advisory services to help businesses overcome critical challenges and grow seamlessly.

Our core service areas are inventory and supply chain, compliance and litigation, assurance and advisory.

Owing to our years of experience in these core areas, we aim at emerging as one of the best business consulting firms in India and remain at the top while providing unrivalled satisfaction to the clients.

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