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Employee Benefit Plan Audit
We carry out Employee Benefit Audit to Companies that think about the future
In today’s competitive labor market, companies need to offer a strong benefits plan to attract and retain talent, but as your team grows you'll want to perform a benefit plan audit to stay in compliance with the Department of Labor (DOL) regulations.
Our team of experts is always on top of the latest government-imposed rules and regulations and has strong technical knowledge of GAAP and ERISA requirements. In addition to providing you with an employee benefits plan audit, we also help mitigate risks and identify any issues or areas for improvement.
Creating a work culture where employees come first and are valued
Providing vast knowledge in the field of benefits to ensure compliance
Vast experience
Deep understanding of the rules and regulations imposed by government
Sound advice
Active listening to guide
you towards compliance
you towards compliance
GAAP knowledge
Thorough understanding about GAAP requirements and complexities
We specialize in audits of
all types of Employee Benefit
Plans, including:
- Single-employer & multi-employer plans
- Defined benefit plans
- Defined contribution plans
- 401(k) plans
- 401(a) plans
- 403(b) plans
- Employee stock ownership plans (ESOP)
- Pension plans
- Profit-sharing
How to best improve your
benefit plan for your employees?
Let H&CO help you administrate your plans efficiently
and in complete compliance with the law.
and in complete compliance with the law.
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