Interim Accounts Review
Mid-year review of management accounts for boards preparing forecasts, covenant checks, or acquisition diligence.
View detailsFinancial auditing · 神奈川県
We examine ledgers, inventory tallies, and bank confirmations for companies filing statutory statements or satisfying lender covenants—work done in person when the books demand it.
Request an examination estimateFlagship engagement
For privately held companies and subsidiaries preparing annual filings, we test material balances, observe inventory where needed, and issue an examination report boards can attach to lender packs.
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Mid-year review of management accounts for boards preparing forecasts, covenant checks, or acquisition diligence.
View detailsOn-site observation of physical inventory counts and period-end cut-off procedures for warehouses and manufacturers.
View detailsFocused examination of intercompany balances, shareholder loans, and disclosure completeness for group filings.
View detailsIndependent calculation and narrative support for financial covenants reported to Japanese and overseas lenders.
View detailsHow we arrive
Examinations start with an engagement letter, a document request list, and a timetable that respects warehouse counts and bank confirmation calendars. Draft findings are discussed before anything is finalized.
When goods leave a Kanagawa pier after midnight, we treat cut-off as a shipping desk problem, not an abstract control slogan.
Follow the engagement processFrom finance desks
They spent a full morning on our warehouse cut-off sheets instead of asking for another spreadsheet. The draft adjustments arrived before our board pack deadline.
Mika Horikawa, Finance Manager, coastal components manufacturer
The related-party questionnaire felt thorough, almost stubborn. We had to dig up an informal shareholder loan we had treated as cash. Better that than a surprised lender.
Kenji Arai, Director, family-owned trading company
Field notes
A clear engagement letter protects both the company and the examiner when statutory accounts are under review.
Continue readingHow shipping ledgers and warehouse tallies diverge when goods leave the pier after the books close.
Continue readingConfirmation requests fail more often from incomplete account lists than from reluctant banks.
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