Fees
How engagement fees are set
Audit fees depend on entity size, number of locations, inventory complexity, and whether prior-year files exist. We quote a fixed fee in the engagement letter after a scoping call—not a monthly subscription.
Indicative starting ranges
These figures help finance leads budget. Final fees are confirmed in writing after we understand your chart of accounts, warehouse footprint, and reporting deadline.
| Engagement | Typical basis | Starting indication |
|---|---|---|
| Statutory financial statement audit | Fixed fee for one reporting year | From NT$180,000 for a single-entity company with one warehouse |
| Interim financial review | Per reporting period | From NT$65,000 per quarter for limited-assurance procedures |
| Internal control walkthrough assessment | Day rate or fixed fee by cycle | From NT$28,000 per selected process cycle |
| First-year audit support add-on | Planning premium on top of statutory fee | Typically 15–25% of the statutory engagement fee |
What moves a quote up or down
- Multiple legal entities or overseas related parties requiring consolidated procedures.
- High inventory volume or several count locations on the same night.
- Significant estimates such as warranty provisions, impairment, or complex revenue cut-off.
- Incomplete prior-year documentation that expands opening-balance work.
- Rush timelines that require weekend fieldwork to meet a lender drawdown date.
Deposits and billing
A portion of the fee is billed on acceptance of the engagement letter; the balance is due when the draft report is ready for management review. Travel outside Taipei is billed at cost with prior notice.
Need a scoped estimate?
Share your year-end date, revenue band, and number of inventory sites. We return a fee range with assumptions listed so you can compare apples to apples.
Ask for a fee estimate