Audit checklist
Start here if you want the core record list before you build the full audit file.
Learn more →Resources
Start with the question you are trying to answer: what to gather, what auditors usually ask for, how to handle COIs, or how to clean up payroll and packet prep before follow-up starts.
Start here if you want the core record list before you build the full audit file.
Learn more →See the main record groups and the supporting files that usually answer follow-up questions.
Learn more →Review the requests that come up most often so you can gather records in a cleaner order.
Learn more →Use this when subcontractors, COIs, mixed duties, and owner/officer questions are part of the file.
Learn more →Organize vendor proof, expiration dates, and follow-up before missing COIs become the whole story.
Learn more →Keep vendor payments, proof, and notes tied together before the audit questions stack up.
Learn more →Document owner pay, role notes, and supporting records more clearly before review starts.
Learn more →See when ledger detail actually helps and how to keep it from overwhelming the packet.
Learn more →Compare payroll reports, 941s, W-2s, and supporting records before the auditor does.
Learn more →See what documentation helps when duties or operations need clearer explanation.
Learn more →Prepare differently depending on how records will be retrieved, shared, and reviewed.
Learn more →Keep state-by-state payroll notes and support files organized before totals get confusing.
Learn more →For the broad construction-heavy workflow with subcontractors, COIs, mixed roles, and owner/officer questions.
Learn more →For HVAC files mixing install, service, seasonal labor, and field-working owners.
Learn more →For landscaping files shaped by seasonal crews, mixed duties, and changing subcontractor support.
Learn more →For roofing files where vendor proof and COI follow-up get expensive fast.
Learn more →For the person reconciling payroll, tax forms, ledger detail, and supporting notes.
Learn more →For the person collecting records, chasing COIs, and assembling the file.
Learn more →For the person who needs visibility into what is missing and what still needs follow-up.
Learn more →Use the free checklist for the document scope. Use the Construction Kit when you need the workbook, COI tracker, packet index, and review tools in one place.