What is an Audit Report (Prüfungsbericht)?
An Audit Report is an official financial document prepared by a certified German tax advisor. This document certifies that the tax advisor has verified your income and expenses, ensured compliance with local tax regulations, and confirmed that your records meet the standards set by German authorities. Freelancers and small businesses may need an Audit Report for various formal processes, such as visa applications with the German Immigration Office (Ausländerbehörde).
Official Certification from German Authorities
Comprehensive Financial Analysis
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Affordable Pricing
We believe in clear and upfront costs. No hidden fees. No surprises. With a single base fee and a per financial year rate, you can save 30 to 50 percent compared to traditional, non-digital tax advisors. You also save time by managing everything online.
Tax Advisor Fee
Base fee which we charge for auditing your documents and providing an Audit Report
€150
Base fee
and
Audit Report
Official document confirming your financial data verified by a certified German tax advisor.
€25
Per financial year covered in the Audit Report
What you'll need
This checklist covers the key documents required for your audit report. We have made it simple to see what is needed and why, ensuring a smooth process.
Business registration documents
Bank statements
Income statements
Expense receipts
Previous years' tax returns
Health insurance details
Employee details
See What You'll Get
We provide a sample of our Audit Report, showing what to expect. This preview illustrates our formatting and analysis, and the level of detail required by the German authorities.
Frequently asked Questions
The Audit Report is tied to a specific financial period and remains valid as long as those figures accurately represent your situation. Some authorities may require a more recent report if a lot of time has passed or if there have been significant changes in your financial situation.
The Audit Report is accepted by various German authorities, especially the Ausländerbehörde (Immigration Office), as long as it is stamped by a certified German tax advisor.
Yes. If you find any discrepancies or need adjustments, contact us with the relevant details, and we will revise the Audit Report accordingly. Additional fees may apply depending on the extent of the changes.
We use secure servers and encrypted connections to protect all personal and financial information. Only authorized team members have access to your data, and we adhere to strict privacy regulations and applicable data protection laws in Germany.
We typically provide your Audit Report as a PDF, stamped by our certified German tax advisor. This format is widely accepted by German authorities and easy to store or print if needed.
No need to stress! "Prüfbericht" and "Prüfungsbericht" are just two ways of saying the same thing - your audit report. Germans use both terms interchangeably, similar to how English speakers might say "audit report" or "auditor's report.