What is it
A tax audit is a serious test. But most problems arise not from real violations but from poorly structured interaction with inspectors. We step in from the first request and control every step, preventing procedural breaches and removing risks before the audit report is drafted.
What we do
- Analysis of the audit notice: scope, period, inspectors' powers
- Preparing documents in response to requests — complete and properly formatted
- Monitoring compliance with the taxpayer's procedural rights
- Attending working meetings with inspectors
- Removing identified risks before the report is drafted
- Drafting objections to the audit report
- Support at the objections review stage
How we work
Onboarding
We analyse the audit notice. We define the scope and risks. We design the tactics for engaging with inspectors.
Preparation
We assemble the documents in response to requests. We brief the client's staff. We remove identified risks before the inspectors visit.
Support
We control every step of the inspectors. We monitor compliance with deadlines and procedures. We attend the meetings.
Closing
We draft objections to the report. We represent the client at the review. We minimise the final assessments.
Result for the client
Reduction of assessments at the close of the audit, or their full reversal. Compliance with all procedural rights. Protection against unlawful actions of inspectors.