We investigate epitaxial Co(20 Å) and Co1-xAux(20 Å) alloy thin-films surrounded by asymmetric heavy metals layers of Re(10 Å) as a buffer and Pt(30 Å) as a cap to study the magnetic anisotropy, interfacial Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction (iDMI) and damping. The increase of Au from 0% to 25% in the Co1-xAux alloy generates the spin-reorientation transition of around 13% of Au. The increase in Au concentration provides a significant decrease in saturation magnetization from 1690 kA/m to 982 kA/m measured for Co and Co75Au25, respectively. The effective anisotropy constant Keff is elevated up to 0.33 MJ/m3 by changing the Au content. Further, our investigations of the magnetization dynamics have confirmed that the overall effective damping constant rises with the Au concentration which can be attributed to the spin pumping effect. The spin pumping leads to the highest value of effective spin mixing conductance g(↑↓)≈2.91×1018/m2 in the Co90Au10(20 Å) system, while the lowest value of g(↑↓)≈2.25×1018/m2 is found for the Co(20 Å) system. Additionally, we have investigated the iDMI strength, and the amplitude of iDMI decreases with increasing Au concentration. The highest surface iDMI constant value equal to 2.62 pJ/m is observed for Co.