Balance Sheet and Annual Account
Would you show your balance sheet to others?
The bottom line is what counts. This is the time-honoured principle of business. And it holds true both for the company with five staff members as well as for corporations with thousands of employees. The numbers have to be right on the debit and on the credit side.
You have not regarded balance sheets and annual accounts as a burdensome duty for the tax authorities in computing your taxes for a long time. They are an important instrument in planning your future and the annual close of your company's continuous reporting. Preparing balance sheets according to commercial and fiscal law is a routine task for us. However, we want the figures to be telling, too; they should tell you everything that is important for you to assess your situation and to reach decisions about future strategies. Transparency is a necessary factor, too. Legislation demands increased transparency - the keyword here is duty of disclosure - as do the public, shareholders, partners and even creditors.
Important issues we tackle:
See how you can benefit from our services:
- What do I have to consider when preparing forecast balance sheets and interim financial statements?
- Which balance-sheet forecasting instruments are helpful?
- What are the benefits of evaluating interim financial statements as regards short-term information on the financial position and profit situation of my company?
- What conclusions can I draw from the economic analysis of the balance sheet and the profit and loss account?
- Which special balance sheet do I need in case of a change of legal form?
- Am I also indebted according to insolvency law in case of a negative equity capital?
- Which instruments of accounting policy can I use?
- Which duties of disclosure do I have to consider (filing in the company register, publication in the newspaper "Wiener Zeitung")?
- What do I have to consider when preparing a status report pursuant to accounting law?
- Which information does the appendix have to include?
- Do I have to have my balance sheet audited?
- How do I prepare balance sheets according to international standards?