Query regarding Company Audit

If there is no business activities in the Private Ltd Company (Share Capital 75 lakhs) since 4-5 years, Is it important to add Going Concern Point in Independent Audit Report as per Companies Act 2013.

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This discussion addresses whether an inactive Private Ltd Company, with no business activity for 4-5 years, needs to include a 'Going Concern' point in its independent audit report under the Companies Act 2013. It confirms that 'Going Concern' is a mandatory concept to be reported. Management must provide a note in the financial statements, and the auditor should comment on it, potentially via an 'Emphasis of Matter' paragraph, depending on the company's specific financial position, including net worth and working capital.

Yes going concern is a mandatory concept it has to be report in Independent Audit Report
Also check the networth of the company, the position of working capital etc. Management is required to give a note in FS on the basis of preparation of accounts under going concern. Auditor to comment in Auditor's report ( may be through EOM) on Going Concern depending on the facts of the case.

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