Independent audit · Tashkent
Financial clarity you can trust
An audit firm in Tashkent. Statutory and voluntary audits under ISA, tax advisory, transfer pricing and IFRS — in Uzbek, Russian and English.
Listed in the MEF Register of Audit Organizations
Liability insured for UZS 5 billion
Audits under ISA and the IESBA Code
We work in three languages
Clients who trust us
- GLOBAL EXPEDITED
- YANGIHAYOT STROY GROUP
- TIZIMLAR VA ELEKTR YURITMALAR ZAVODI
- ORA INSAAT
- SOZAL KIMYA
- BIOLI PRODUKTION
- TCMT
- UET CONSTRUCTION
- WILO NASOS TIZIMLARI
- BENI-MOTORS
- KAZ DEVELOPMENT INVEST GROUP
- TEK MONTAJ
Client names are published with their consent.
About us
Independence, precision and accountability behind every opinion
INTERAUDIT is an independent audit organisation serving owners, investors and management. We audit financial statements under ISA and advise on tax, transfer pricing and IFRS. We explain our findings in plain language and propose practical solutions that comply with the law.
- MEF Register of Audit Organizations
- Audits under ISA and the IESBA Code
Services
Audit & Assurance
Independent audits and assurance engagements performed in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (ISA), Law No. ZRU-677 "On Auditing Activity" and the IESBA Code of Ethics. Each engagement is led by a qualified auditor and passes our internal quality control before the report is issued.
Statutory audit
Annual audit of financial statements for entities required to be audited under Article 35 of Law No. ZRU-677.
from UZS 15,000,000Learn moreVoluntary audit
An audit at the decision of owners or management — before a transaction, a change of chief accountant, a dividend distribution, or at the request of an investor or bank.
from UZS 12,000,000Learn moreReview of interim financial statements (ISRE 2410)
Limited assurance on quarterly or half-year financial statements for shareholders, banks and parent companies.
Fee on requestLearn more
Services
Advisory
Tax, transfer pricing, IFRS and accounting services provided as related services of an audit organisation under Article 33 of Law No. ZRU-677. To protect independence, we do not keep the books or prepare the financial statements of companies we audit.
Tax advisory
Review of tax risks and written tax positions under the Tax Code of Uzbekistan — before filing, before an inspection or before a transaction.
from UZS 8,000,000Learn moreTax inspection support
Support during desk and field tax audits: document sets, explanations, review of the inspection act and objections.
Fee on requestLearn moreTransfer pricing
Identification of controlled transactions, notification and transfer pricing documentation under the Tax Code (Arts. 180–182 and 193).
Fee on requestLearn more
Why INTERAUDIT
Why INTERAUDIT
Qualified auditors
Auditor qualification certificates of the MEF; international qualifications ACCA, DipIFR, CAP and CIPA within the team.
Independence and confidentiality
We follow Arts. 8 and 34 of Law ZRU-677 and the IESBA Code; NDA on request before you share documents.
Fee fixed in the contract
The fee is agreed and fixed in the contract before work starts.
Agreed deadlines
Milestones and report dates are set in the contract.
ISA methodology and quality control
Every report passes internal quality control before it is signed.
One engagement leader
One responsible auditor from planning to the report.
Comparison
Without an independent audit vs with INTERAUDIT
| Area | Without audit | With INTERAUDIT |
|---|---|---|
| Tax exposure | Without audit: Errors surface during a tax inspection, with penalties and interest | With INTERAUDIT: Risks identified and discussed before returns are filed |
| Investor trust | Without audit: Figures raise questions and deals slow down | With INTERAUDIT: An independent auditor’s report under international standards |
| Bank financing | Without audit: Additional requests from the bank | With INTERAUDIT: Audited statements, which banks commonly request |
| Management decisions | Without audit: Based on unverified data | With INTERAUDIT: Based on audited figures and recommendations |
| Reporting deadlines | Without audit: Risk of missing statutory deadlines | With INTERAUDIT: A schedule of key dates agreed with you |
How we work
Five steps from enquiry to result
- 01
Request
Free consultation and basic data.
- 02
Contract
Scope, timeline and fee; engagement letter under ISA 210; NDA on request.
- 03
Fieldwork
On site and remotely via secure exchange.
- 04
Report
Auditor’s report and management letter.
- 05
Follow-up
Help implementing recommendations.
Methodology
The audit process
Every engagement follows six stages in line with International Standards on Auditing.
- 01
Planning and materiality
ISA 300, 320
- 02
Risk assessment
ISA 315
- 03
Responses to risks and audit evidence
ISA 330, 500
- 04
Evaluation of misstatements
ISA 450
- 05
Opinion
ISA 700, 705, 706
- 06
Communication with management
ISA 260, 265
Industries
We understand how your industry works
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Trade & import
- Hospitality & HoReCa
- IT & IT Park residents
- Automotive dealers
- Logistics & foreign trade
- Non-profits & foundations
- Services
Case studies
INTERAUDIT in practice
Equipment manufacturer (joint venture)
- Task
- Statutory audit
- What we did
- ISA audit of National Accounting Standards of Uzbekistan (NAS) financial statements, internal-control review
- Result
- Auditor’s report and management letter with control recommendations.
Construction contractor (industrial project)
- Task
- Tax inspection support
- What we did
- Document sets, written explanations, review of the inspection act
- Result
- Company position documented for each issue raised.
Subsidiary of an international equipment group
- Task
- Transfer pricing
- What we did
- Controlled-transaction analysis and TP documentation; accounting policy for warranty provisions
- Result
- Documentation ready for submission on tax authority request.
Regional hotel
- Task
- Accounting and tax set-up
- What we did
- Accounting configuration in the hotel back-office system, VAT refund procedure, tourist levy compliance
- Result
- Monthly reporting and tax compliance in place.
Automotive dealer
- Task
- Audit and interim review
- What we did
- Audit of two financial years and an ISRE 2410 review
- Result
- Auditor’s report and review report.
Wholesale importer
- Task
- Audit
- What we did
- Analytical procedures (ISA 520) on trial balances, risk areas identified for substantive testing
- Result
- Risk-focused audit plan and findings for management.
Calculator
Calculator
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Indicative fee
Choose a service, company size and industry
This is an indicative estimate, not an offer. The fee is fixed in the contract before work starts.
Credentials
Credentials
- MEF Register of Audit Organizations
- Entered in the Register of Audit Organizations of the MEF. Under Article 27 of Law ZRU-677, an audit organisation may carry out audit activity from the date it is entered in the Register.
- Audit firm liability insurance
- Liability of the audit organisation is insured with IMPEX INSURANCE JSC: policy EIID № 0110528, sum insured UZS 5,000,000,000, valid 27 May 2026 — 26 May 2027. Insurance is mandatory under Article 29 of Law ZRU-677.
- State registration
- INTERAUDIT Audit Organization LLC
- TIN: 311341005
- Qualifications of our specialists
- Auditor qualification certificates (MEF), ACCA, DipIFR, CAP, CIPA.
Confidentiality
Independence and confidentiality
Under Article 8 of Law ZRU-677, auditors may not disclose information obtained during an engagement without the client’s written consent, except where the law requires it (anti-corruption and AML/CFT legislation). Article 34 sets the cases in which an audit organisation may not audit an entity, and limits audits of the same entity to seven consecutive years. We sign an NDA on request, restrict access to engagement files to the engagement team and exchange documents through secure channels.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which companies must have a statutory audit?
Art. 35 of Law ZRU-677 lists joint-stock companies, banks and other credit institutions, insurers, agricultural cooperatives, investment and other pooled funds, charitable and public funds, entities with a state share, exchanges, and commercial organisations meeting two of three criteria: assets above 100,000 BCV, revenue above 200,000 BCV, more than 100 employees on average. See the statutory-audit page for the full list and exceptions.
Statutory auditHow much does an audit cost?
Depends on size, number of transactions, industry and the state of records. Indicative “from” prices are shown on each service page and in the calculator; the final fee is fixed in the contract before work starts.
How long does it take?
Statutory audit usually takes 3–8 weeks; a review engagement 2–3 weeks. Exact dates are set in the contract and depend on how quickly data is provided.
Can the audit be done remotely?
Largely yes, through secure document exchange; inventory count observation and some procedures require a site visit.
What is the difference between a voluntary and a statutory audit?
A statutory audit is required by law (Art. 35); a voluntary audit is ordered by owners or management, and its scope is agreed with them.
Can you keep our books and audit us as well?
No. Law ZRU-677 (Art. 34) and the IESBA Code restrict combining audit with certain related services. Our policy: we do not keep the books or prepare the financial statements of companies we audit.
Do you work with IFRS?
Yes: conversion from National Accounting Standards of Uzbekistan (NAS) to IFRS, first-time adoption and IFRS reporting. We do not audit statements we prepared.
How is confidentiality ensured?
Art. 8 of Law ZRU-677 prohibits disclosure without written consent, with exceptions set by AML/CFT and anti-corruption law. We sign an NDA on request and restrict access to the engagement team.
What happens if the audit finds errors?
We discuss each misstatement with management and propose adjustments (ISA 450). Management decides on corrections; uncorrected material misstatements affect the auditor’s opinion (ISA 705).
Is your liability insured?
Yes. Insurance is mandatory under Art. 29 of Law ZRU-677. IMPEX INSURANCE JSC · UZS 5,000,000,000.
In which languages do you issue reports?
Uzbek, Russian and English.
Resources
Audit readiness checklist
Insights
Latest articles
Audit ·
Who must have a statutory audit: Article 35 of Law ZRU-677
The statutory-audit categories, reporting-year thresholds and recent amendments to Article 35.
ReadAudit ·
How to prepare for an audit: a checklist
The documents to gather before fieldwork begins.
Read
Tax ·
Transfer pricing in Uzbekistan: controlled transactions, notification and documentation
What to check under Articles 180–182 and 193 of the Tax Code.
Read
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