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What is the significance of having an auditor?
Under section 266 of the Companies Act 2016, an auditor is responsible to report to the shareholders on the financial statements prepared by the directors. Nevertheless, the value of the audit report will be insignificant when the shareholders themselves are also managing the company as directors.
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