Fees
Audit fees depend on entity size, locations, and the quality of your draft pack. We quote fixed fees after a short scoping call — the figures below are guidance, not a menu you can click through to checkout.
| Engagement | Indicative fee basis | What moves the number |
|---|---|---|
| Statutory financial statement audit | From NT$280,000 for a single-site trading company with clean prior-year files | Multi-warehouse counts, first-year audits, significant estimates, group reporting packs |
| Internal control assessment | From NT$120,000 for two core cycles at one site | Number of cycles, ERP complexity, and whether remediation workshops are included |
| Financial due diligence | Quote based on data-room depth and timeline | Buyer vs vendor side, quality of monthly packs, and need for site visits |
| Agreed-upon procedures | From NT$60,000 for a narrowly defined procedure set | Procedure count, travel to remote sites, and reporting format required by the engaging party |
Fees are quoted in New Taiwan dollars and exclude out-of-pocket travel outside the Taipei–New Taipei area unless agreed. A proposal letter sets the fee, timing, and assumptions before work begins. There is no online payment on this site.
How we build an estimate
We ask for the prior-year financial statements (if any), a list of operating sites, year-end date, and whether inventory is material. First-year audits usually need more hours for opening balances. Entities with unresolved related-party matrices or delayed bank reconciliations should expect a higher fee or a phased timeline.
Deposits may be invoiced on acceptance of the proposal, with the balance due on draft report delivery or as staged billing set out in the engagement letter.