Th e article analyzes the trends in the formation of public non-fi nancial reporting by companies in terms of increasing requirements for business information transparency. Th e features of non-fi nancial reporting as an object of audit services are generalized, as well as the existing problems of performing audit tasks in non-fi nancial reporting.

The article discusses the author’s methodology and analytical tools for assessing business risks and forecasting the business continuity (probability of bankruptcy) of companies with the possibility of its implementation in a computer environment. The proposed methodology consists of four stages: assessment of financial results; solvency assessment; identification, calculation and assessment of financial risks of the company's business continuity; forecasting changes in the level of risk of business continuity using the developed calculator for calculating risk factors indicators. This technique is recommended for use in audit and consulting activities to assess the continuity of the audited companies, to justify the choice of borrowing companies, bidders and traders, as well as in internal audit systems, internal control, financial control of business processes.

In the article examined the peculiarities of the system of financial controlling in an industrial enterprise: the necessity of developing goal system, objectives, requirements for information system support.

The purpose of this study is to develop analytical tools to assess and predict the likelihood of bankruptcy, as well as the possibility of its use in financial and consulting technology Due Diligence. The proposed methodology for assessing and forecasting the risks of financial insolvency of a company includes four stages: assessment of financial results; solvency assessment; identification and calculation of financial risks and verification of comparability of results with similar estimates using well-known forecast models; development of a calculator for forecasting and evaluating financial indicators for positioning changes in the level of bankruptcy risk. Recommended areas of application of this technique: audit and consulting activities, improvement of the practice of using tools for implementing international audit standards for self-regulatory organizations of auditors and audit companies; development of the Due Diligence technology to justify the choice of companies -borrowers, companies participating in tenders and exchanges, as well as in systems of internal audit, internal control, financial control of business processes.