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What is a revision?

Revisions serve to review financial reports and business processes and increase transparency and trust. They are especially needed for annual financial statements and are required by law.

The three types of audits at a glance

Swiss law on obligations defines three types of audits, based on company size and significance. An independent auditing body examines the financial representation of companies.

Amendments to Assessments and Tax Decisions – Part 4: Revision

A revision allows the amendment of a legally binding tax decision in the case of new, significant facts or procedural errors. The application often has to be submitted in writing, with justification, and within a deadline.

Ordinary vs. Limited Audit

In Switzerland, about 1,500 companies have their financial statements properly audited, most opt for a limited audit. Full audits are more comprehensive and also include the internal control system.