Client stories

What fieldwork looked like for them

These notes reference specific engagements—inventory shut-downs, first-year readiness, covenant packs—not star ratings or marketplace widgets.

“Our bank asked for an opinion tied to the March facility renewal. The team mapped confirmations around our Kaohsiung warehouse shutdown and still delivered the draft findings a week before we needed them. The management letter listed three cut-off items we had missed—useful, if a little blunt.”
Mei-Ling Chen — Finance Director, precision parts manufacturer · Statutory Financial Statement Audit
“First audit season felt opaque until the readiness session walked us through what ‘sufficient evidence’ actually means for vehicle leases and subcontractor accruals. We still scrambled on related-party leases, but at least we knew why.”
David Huang — Founder, Taipei logistics group · Opening Balance and First-Year Audit Support
“Quarterly reviews keep our parent company’s pack consistent without treating every period like a full statutory job. Inquiry questions were specific to our rebate accruals, not generic checklists.”
Anita Wu — Controller, consumer brands subsidiary · Interim Financial Review
“The cash disbursement walkthrough caught a dual-approval gap between Taipei and our Taichung branch. Fixing it before year-end fieldwork saved us from a longer sample later. I would have preferred a shorter report, though the prioritization table earned its pages.”
Kenji Sato — CFO liaison, regional trading company · Internal Control Walkthrough Assessment
“They asked hard questions about inventory slow movers we had left untouched for two seasons. The opinion went out clean, and our lender stopped requesting extra schedules mid-drawdown.”
Grace Lin — Owner, family-held import firm · Statutory Financial Statement Audit

Extended story: covenant renewal for a precision parts maker

The company’s March facility renewal required audited statements within six weeks of year-end. Inventory sat in Taipei and Kaohsiung; the southern plant planned a maintenance shutdown that overlapped the original count night.

We moved observation to the shutdown window, mailed bank confirmations two weeks earlier than usual, and held a mid-fieldwork call on rebate accruals that had swung with a new distributor contract. Three cut-off adjustments were proposed; management booked two before the draft opinion.

The lender accepted the package without requesting extra inventory schedules—the first clean pass in three renewal cycles.

Extended story: first audit for a logistics founder

Until a new investor required audited figures, the group had operated on management accounts. Opening balances for vehicle leases and subcontractor accruals needed reconstruction from contracts and payment histories.

A readiness session set expectations for evidence. Related-party property leases still arrived late, which compressed the reporting week, but opening-balance procedures finished before full substantive testing began. The founder later said the blunt lease questions were uncomfortable and necessary.

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