Public Interest Score (PIS) Calculator

Use this tool to determine whether your company requires an audit or independent review under the Companies Act.










Why the Public Interest Score Matters

  • The PIS determines whether your company’s financial statements must be audited or independently reviewed.
  • It also influences whether a Social and Ethics Committee must be established.
  • Companies with higher PIS are considered to have greater impact on stakeholders and the public, requiring stricter oversight.

How Often Should You Calculate It?

The Public Interest Score must be calculated at every financial year end. This ensures compliance with the Companies Act and helps management plan for audits, reviews, and governance requirements. Regular calculation also assists in tracking growth and anticipating when thresholds may be crossed.