Fees
Quotes after we see your year-end shape
Audit fees depend on entity count, inventory complexity, and how complete your schedules are. We quote a fixed fee after a scoping call — not a monthly subscription.
| Engagement | Typical fee basis | What moves the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Year-end statutory audit | Fixed fee after scoping; deposit on multi-entity groups | Number of entities, inventory locations, foreign currency volume, first-year vs recurring |
| Financial statement review | Fixed fee for a single reporting period | Quality of reconciliations, prior adjustments, deadline pressure |
| Internal control assessment | Fixed fee by cycle and site count | Number of stores or plants, language of procedure manuals, travel within Greater Taipei |
| Agreed-upon procedures | Fixed fee or day rate for short procedures | Length of procedure list, volume of bank evidence, reporting format required by the third party |
Starting ranges (illustrative)
Single-entity year-end audits for straightforward trading companies often begin in the mid six-figure NTD range. Reviews are usually lower. Multi-location manufacturers with dense inventory testing sit higher. These are orientation figures only — your letter states the binding amount.
What is included in a fixed fee
Planning, fieldwork hours within the agreed scope, one draft and one final opinion or report, and a closing meeting. Out-of-scope entities, late schedule delivery that forces remobilization, or additional locations discovered mid-engagement are quoted separately before we proceed.
Deposits and billing
Statutory audits typically bill a portion on letter signing and the balance on draft delivery. Reviews and shorter procedures may bill on completion. See our refund policy for cancellations and work already started.