Audit support outsourcing fails when “help” quietly becomes unsupervised fieldwork. PJRJ scopes prep and packing support — not a substitute for your firm’s professional standards or signing partner.
Use this path when you need India capacity for schedules, tick-and-tie support under your program, or India-entity evidence for US group audits — with honest boundaries and optional white-label branding.
Who this is for
- US CPA firms needing PBC and schedule support on busy audits
- Practices auditing US entities of Indian groups
- Firms that already use PJRJ for bookkeeping or tax prep support
- Engagement teams that will not outsource risk assessment or signing
How we work
- 01
Define support vs reserved work
List which schedules, PBC tracking, and tick-mark tasks are in scope — and what remains with your seniors and signing partner.
- 02
Align workpaper standards
Agree folder structure, naming, evidence rules, and how exceptions escalate to your engagement team.
- 03
Pilot one engagement
Run support on a single audit file, measure reopen rate after senior review, then decide whether to expand.
What you receive
- Scoped audit-support plan with role boundaries
- PBC tracking and schedule pack support
- Workpaper organisation under your firm’s standards
- Optional India audit desk coordination for India-entity facts
Common questions
Direct answers for searchers and answer engines
No. US audit signing and engagement partner responsibility stay with your firm. PJRJ provides support capacity and, when scoped, India statutory or group-reporting coordination through its Audit Desk.
Different buyer and standards. India Companies Act audits sit on PJRJ’s Audit Desk for Indian entities. This guide is for US CPA firms buying support capacity on their engagements.
Support packs can sit under your brand and file conventions. Professional disclosure and independence rules for your engagement still govern what clients and regulators see.
WhatsApp +91-8882913461 with engagement type, software / workpaper tools, and which support tasks you want in a pilot.