Accountancy.
More than numbers. Getting a grip on your business.
What does an accountant actually do for you?
Well, with us it’s not just check boxes and make reports. Of course we make sure the financial statements are correct – that’s the basics. But the real value? That’s in the conversation. In the advice. In looking at your company together: are the processes running the way you want them to? Can you make adjustments in time if necessary? Are you in control?
Because let’s face it: you don’t want to be surprised by your own numbers.
What we help you with.
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Compilation of financial statements.
Correct, current and compliant. With a composition statement to confirm this
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Statutory audit.
For medium-sized companies subject to audit.
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Grant Accountability and Specific Audit Statements.
For grants with audit requirements.
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Group consolidations.
For insight as well as obligation. Especially if you have multiple entities.
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Improve internal controls and processes.
After all, the better your organization is set up, the easier and cheaper the control.
When are you subject to audit?
You become auditable if you meet two of these three criteria in two consecutive years:
Frequently Asked Questions.
What is the difference between compiling and auditing financial statements?
Compilation = properly processing and reporting financial figures.
Audit = independently verifying whether the figures are accurate. An audit may only be conducted by a licensed accountant.
Is there anything I can do to make checking cheaper or easier?
Yes. By getting your administrative organization and internal processes right. We proactively advise you on that.
What happens if I'm required to file a tax return but don't do anything?
Then you run the risk of an adverse or limited audit opinion. And that can have legal or financial implications, for example, in credit applications or grants.
I am receiving a grant. Do I need to include an audit report with it?
Often they do. Especially at higher amounts. We provide those statements and guide you through the entire grant process.
Do I have to find out for myself if I am subject to audit?
Rather not. We do that review for you – including consolidation – and give you clear advice on what needs to be done and which entities are subject to the audit requirement. And in some cases, we can also think with you about how to avoid audit requirements.
Common pitfalls.
- Taking action too late.
- Thinking an audit is "just expensive."
- No view of group structures.
- Poor preparation for grant audits.
Ready for numbers that add up and look beyond the financial statements?
We provide insight, clarity, and guidance as your business grows. Together, we’ll ensure your company is ready for the next step.
Schedule an appointment at info@guidon.nl or 020 – 653 21 00.
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