You are drawing your experience off of a public institution operating off completely different accounting pronouncements regulated by the GASB and fund accounting. This does not equal an organization operating for a profit and one that takes direction from a completely different standard setter.
The two simply do not relate. Not trying to disrespect you, but if you are suggesting that people should gain comfort by the fact that its "ok" for an financial statement & even an M&A audit to take 60 days than I should make it known that this is 100% incorrect.
60 days = 1/6 of the year. A fundamental and over riding theme of an audit is to take a "snapshot" of a company's underlying economic conditions at that point in time. Alot happens in 60 days. If you took that long to perform an audit you would never stop auditing because the conditions could change so much between day 1 and day 60. This is especially true for a development stage company such as BRZL.
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