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Shiosai Audit House

Independent financial auditing for Hokkaido enterprises — statutory opinions, fieldwork on the warehouse floor, and clear reports for directors and lenders.

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Flagship engagement

Statutory financial statement audit

We examine annual accounts under Japanese auditing standards for companies that need a Companies Act opinion or lender-driven assurance. Planning starts with your closing calendar; fieldwork reaches inventory counts, bank confirmations, and related-party notes — not only the trial balance.

  • Interim and year-end visits sized to entity complexity
  • Management letter with ranked control observations
  • Partner-led exit meeting with those charged with governance

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Related engagements

Assurance work beyond the year-end opinion

When a full audit is not required, we still help finance teams verify specific balances, strengthen cash controls, or prepare opening books for a first statutory year.

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Control Assessment

Internal Control Assessment

Focused review of cash, inventory, and approval controls for finance teams preparing for lender covenants or a first statutory audit.

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AUP Engagements

Agreed-Upon Procedures

Fact-finding procedures on specific balances or covenants when a full audit is not required by statute or contract.

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First-Year Support

Opening Balance & First-Year Audit Support

Support for entities facing their first statutory audit — opening balance work, policy documentation, and readiness coaching for the finance team.

From the field

A lender asked for audited March accounts

“Their team spent three days on our cold-storage inventory count and caught a cut-off error between the plant ledger and the Tokyo sales office.”

— Keiko Morita, CFO, coastal seafood processor

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How we work

Field process you can schedule around

Scoping, interim procedures, observation of physical counts, and a reporting week that respects your board calendar — mapped for March year-ends common across Hokkaido manufacturers.

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Journal

Notes for controllers preparing a close

Practical pieces on inventory observation, bank confirmations, and related-party schedules — written from audit fieldwork, not generic business advice.