We carry out objective and independent audits and consultations, helping you to create added value for your company. After all, a statutory audit is not only an obligation but also a blessing. By continuously monitoring management and control processes, you can achieve your business goals more quickly and easily, thereby saving important resources.

Companies that are not required to undergo a standard audit are generally subject to a limited audit. Whether it is worthwhile to have a standard audit or no audit at all under certain circumstances – our experts will help you find the right path for you.

If a qualified start-up is involved (in the case of contributions in kind, asset transfers, the granting of founder benefits or the offsetting of founders' claims), the law requires a start-up audit. After carefully reviewing the start-up report, our experts will issue the necessary audit confirmation.

In the case of qualified capital increases, it is necessary to check whether the issue of new shares complies with Swiss law and the articles of association. Our audit experts will take care of this.

A capital reduction is carried out when there is too much equity capital or can help to eliminate an existing balance sheet loss. Tax aspects must also be taken into account. We know our stuff and can help you.

The Merger Act (FusG) requires the merger report to be audited by a qualified auditor in the event of a merger.

How much is your company worth? We carry out impartial company valuations and help you sell your company.

Are you planning to establish articles of association or make amendments? Every resolution of the board of directors or the general meeting of a public limited company must be publicly certified. We are here to support you with our knowledge and experience.

If there is suspicion of over-indebtedness, the board of directors must commission a certified auditor to audit the interim balance sheet it has prepared. Our auditors prepare an audit report for the board of directors, in which they give their opinion on whether or not the company is over-indebted.