An audited financial statement is a company’s document that a registered Chartered accountant (CA) has reviewed and determined is free from error. Companies may ask an external auditor to review their financial statements to ensure the information they contain is correct and to validate the business’s financial credibility. Stakeholders and decision-makers, such as investors, may require audited financial statements from a company to ensure they provide a reliable representation of the organization’s finances, such as expenses and profits.