Asset Verification · Panaji, Goa

Fixed Asset Audit & Verification

Reconcile your fixed-asset register with physical reality — covering asset tagging, existence and condition checks, and depreciation accuracy — so your balance sheet, insurance and CARO reporting all stand on solid ground.

Overview

Every asset accounted for.

Over time, fixed-asset registers drift from reality — assets get moved, scrapped or replaced without being recorded, and depreciation goes unchecked. A fixed asset audit and verification realigns the register with the physical assets on the ground, restoring accuracy to your books and confidence to your auditors and insurers.

N D Savla & Associates verifies, tags and reconciles assets for businesses across Goa, and ties the results into your statutory audit and CARO 2020 reporting. It pairs naturally with our wider stock audit services for complete asset assurance.

What's covered

A complete asset reconciliation.

Existence, condition, valuation and control.

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Register reconciliation

Matching the fixed-asset register against physical assets, location by location.

Physical verification

Existence and condition checks of plant, machinery, furniture, vehicles and IT assets.

Asset tagging

Barcode / QR tagging with unique IDs for easy future tracking and audits.

Depreciation review

Verification of method, useful life, additions, disposals and impairment.

Exception reporting

Listing of missing, idle, damaged or unrecorded assets for action.

Register rebuild

Help creating or updating a clean, audit-ready fixed-asset register.

Our process

Verified, tagged, reconciled.

01

Register review

Study the existing asset register and locations.

02

Physical verification

On-site existence, condition checks and tagging.

03

Reconcile & value

Match to register and verify depreciation.

04

Report & update

Exception report and clean, updated register.

Frequently asked questions

Fixed asset audit, answered.

What is a fixed asset audit?

The physical verification of tangible assets — plant, machinery, equipment, furniture, vehicles and IT assets — against the fixed-asset register, confirming recorded assets exist, are in use, correctly valued and properly depreciated.

What is a fixed asset register and why does it matter?

A detailed record of every asset with description, location, cost, purchase date, depreciation and book value. It supports the balance sheet, depreciation claims, insurance and CARO reporting. We verify and help rebuild it where needed.

What is asset tagging?

Assigning a unique identifier — barcode, QR code or numbered tag — to each asset for easy tracking and verification. We tag assets during verification to speed up future audits and reduce untraceable assets.

How is depreciation verified in a fixed asset audit?

We check that depreciation uses the correct method and useful life per the Companies Act or Income Tax Act, applied consistently, and that additions, disposals and impairments are correctly accounted for.

What happens to missing or idle assets found in the audit?

Assets that can't be located, are unused or damaged beyond use are reported separately so management can investigate, write off or provide for them — keeping the register and financials accurate.

Who needs a fixed asset audit?

Manufacturers, hotels, hospitals, educational institutions and any asset-intensive business — for accurate financials, insurance, internal control and CARO 2020 reporting.

How often should fixed assets be verified?

At least once a year, often on a rotational basis across locations. Asset-heavy businesses may verify high-value assets more often. We help design a practical cycle.

Do you provide fixed asset audits across Goa?

Yes — on-site verification and register reconciliation at factories, offices, hotels and institutions across Panaji, Margao, Vasco, Mapusa, Ponda and the rest of Goa.

Is your asset register accurate?

Book a free consultation with a qualified Chartered Accountant in Goa. We'll verify, tag and reconcile your fixed assets and hand you a clean register — no obligation.