Here to help, with the reference.
Ask a US accounting or auditing question. You get a straight answer with the governing standard cited — without digging through the codification first.
An AI audit guide built by Jakey Raj Rajpal, FCCA. It answers questions on US accounting, auditing, attestation, ethics, quality management, and US tax as it affects financial reporting.
Salahkaar (صلاح کار / सलाहकार) is Urdu and Hindi for adviser, from the Arabic salah, meaning advice, joined to the Persian -kaar, one who does.
One or two sentences, then a “Reference:” line citing the standard — AU-C, PCAOB AS, ASC, GASB, GAGAS, Uniform Guidance.
The requirement, how it applies, the judgment areas and related references — without padding it out.
Cites the highest authoritative source, labels nonauthoritative guidance as such, and says plainly when only best practice exists.
Private company, issuer, governmental, nonprofit, employee benefit plan or single audit — or let it auto-detect.
US standards only. Anything else gets a clear “out of scope” message instead of a guess.
Ask a follow-up and it keeps the last few exchanges in view. “New” clears them and starts clean.
Audit-Salahkaar is an early release. I’d value your feedback — what worked, what didn’t, and which questions it got wrong.
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Disclaimer. Audit-Salahkaar’s answers are AI-generated. Verify every citation in the primary source before relying on it. It is not a substitute for professional judgment or your firm’s quality review.
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