Full-scope bookkeeping under the Finnish Accounting Act, ending in statutory financial statements, a prepared audit file and a filing with the Trade Register.
Purchase and sales ledgers, bank reconciliation, accruals and fixed asset registers, kept current rather than assembled in a rush at year end. You see the position monthly, not in March.
The Accounting Act requires financial statements to be drawn up within four months of the financial year end. We work back from that date, and from the eight-month Trade Register filing deadline, so nothing is left to the final week.
Where a statutory audit applies, we prepare the audit file, answer the auditor’s queries and manage the timetable. The audit opinion itself comes from an independent authorised auditor (HT/KHT) — under the Auditing Act, the firm that keeps the books cannot also audit them.
Finnish limited companies work to fixed deadlines set by the Accounting Act, the Auditing Act and the Tax Administration. Set your year end and the calendar below recalculates.
Ledgers closed, accruals and inventory finalised.
The Accounting Act requires the financial statements to be drawn up within four months of the end of the financial year.
Audit performed by an authorised auditor; we prepare the audit file and act as liaison. Elegian Oy does not perform the statutory audit itself.
Due within four months of the end of the month in which the financial period ended.
Limited companies must file within eight months of the financial year end.
12 filings per year on the current period.
Elegian Oy prepares the accounts, the tax return and the audit file, and acts as your liaison with the auditor and the authorities. The statutory audit itself is performed by an independent authorised auditor (HT/KHT) — under the Auditing Act the same firm cannot both keep the books and issue the audit opinion.
Send the outline and a partner will come back to you with a written scope. No fee is charged for the first conversation, and nothing is filed on your behalf until a written engagement is signed.