VAT accuracy
Authorities verify that you have not underpaid or overpaid VAT — the most common trigger for a routine audit.
Secure a reliable partner who understands tax authorities and guides you through the entire audit process. A swift response can minimise penalties — and potentially avert fees altogether.
We prepare all documentation, coordinate translations where required, and submit to the relevant tax authority on your behalf.
We review all previously filed returns for consistency, identify discrepancies, and correct errors before they escalate.
Being audited is typically a standard procedure. While it demands thorough preparation — especially if translations are required — audits follow a structured process. Understanding what is required is half the battle.
Our expertise allows us to respond swiftly. A prompt reaction can minimise penalties and potentially avert fees altogether.
Most audits are routine checks rather than an indication of wrongdoing. Tax authorities audit for several common reasons.
Authorities verify that you have not underpaid or overpaid VAT — the most common trigger for a routine audit.
Authorities validate the legitimacy of VAT refund claims — particularly common in Germany where large reclaims are scrutinised.
Companies with inconsistent filing patterns or operating in high-risk sectors are audited more frequently.
We meticulously review your documents to ensure consistency, handle correspondence with tax authorities, and catch mistakes before they raise flags.
“The team handled everything professionally and kept me informed throughout. The audit was resolved without any penalties.”
— Lee Yang, Singapore
Our multilingual team has direct experience with tax authorities across all 27 EU member states plus Norway, Switzerland, and the UK.
Swift response is critical. We act immediately on audit notifications to minimise penalties and keep the process on track.
Tax authorities audit businesses to verify accurate VAT payments, validate VAT refunds (common in Germany), review irregular filings, or investigate high-risk sectors. Most audits are routine checks rather than an indication of wrongdoing.
Tax authorities review your VAT records to verify that you have correctly charged and reclaimed VAT. They may request invoices, accounting records, and evidence of how VAT rates were determined. Thorough preparation and a swift response are essential to minimising penalties.
We collect, prepare and submit documents, review previously filed returns, determine the steps required to resolve the audit, and adjust returns if necessary. Our team covers 20+ languages and has experience with tax authorities across all EU member states.
We can assist you in obtaining an EORI number and advise on which country to register in. Schedule a call with us to initiate the process.
Comprehensive INTRASTAT reports play a crucial role in ensuring VAT compliance. By accurately documenting trade in goods, they help identify discrepancies early — reducing the risk of an audit being triggered in the first place.