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Our audit team helps foreign enterprises in China improve efficiency, reduce costs, increase profits, and effectively manage risks.
With expertise in internationally recognized reporting standards such as US GAAP and IFRS, as well as deep knowledge of local Chinese regulations, we tailor our services to meet the unique needs of the Chinese market. From pre-IPO financial advisory to outsourced internal audits and financial audits, we are committed to delivering exceptional value to our clients.
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Our Core Advantages
Annual Financial Audits
Comprehensive review of financial statements in compliance with Chinese Accounting Standards and Auditing Standards.Covers assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses to ensure accuracy and completeness..
Special Purpose Audit
Economic Responsibility Audits: Evaluate management’s performance in fulfilling economic responsibilities.Liquidation Audits: Review assets and liabilities during business termination to ensure legal compliance.
Liquidation Audit
When a business is terminated, a comprehensive review of assets and liabilities is conducted to ensure that the liquidation process is legal and compliant.
Cross-Border Business Audits
Specialized audits for overseas companies operating in China.Address international accounting standards and tax complexities to mitigate cross-border risks.
Team Expertise
Our audit team comprises seasoned professionals with qualifications such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and extensive experience in auditing foreign enterprises. With in-depth knowledge of both domestic and international auditing regulations and practices, we are well-equipped to handle complex audit projects with precision and efficiency.
Audit readiness
How companies reduce friction before statutory and special audits begin
Audit preparation is most effective when management treats it as an operating review rather than a year-end scramble. Supporting schedules, reconciliations, contract files, and internal approvals should be gathered throughout the year so that statutory audit work can focus on validation instead of document reconstruction.
That same preparation also improves special-purpose reviews, internal control assessments, and investor due diligence. When the company can explain transaction logic, ownership of controls, and the status of past remediation items, audits become faster and management receives more useful feedback from the process.
Common audit-readiness questions
Why do some annual audits take longer than expected?
Delays often happen when schedules are prepared late, documents are stored in different places, or finance teams cannot quickly explain unusual transactions and internal-control changes.
What should management review before audit fieldwork?
The company should confirm reconciliations, open tax issues, payroll completeness, related-party activity, and whether prior-year findings were closed with usable supporting evidence.
How can audit work create value beyond compliance?
Well-managed audit preparation can expose process weaknesses early, improve reporting discipline, and give headquarters or investors greater confidence in the control environment.
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