Wakayama · Financial Auditing

Mori Trust Audit

Year-end opinions built on observed inventory counts and reconciled ledgers.

We audit financial statements for manufacturers, traders, and group companies across Kansai — from planning and on-site fieldwork through a signed auditor’s report your board can circulate with confidence.

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Flagship engagement

Statutory financial statement audit

Our primary engagement is the annual audit of Japanese GAAP financial statements. We plan materiality, observe physical inventory, test revenue cut-off and payables, and issue an independent opinion timed to your board and lender calendars.

  • Engagement letter with fixed fee after scoping
  • On-site inventory observation and cash counts
  • Draft adjustments and findings before the opinion date

Read the full engagement brief

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Related work

Other assurance engagements

Supporting reviews that sit alongside the statutory audit when controls, subsidiaries, or special-purpose reporting need attention.

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Internal Control Assessment

A focused review of purchase-to-pay and revenue controls — walkthroughs, sample testing, and a ranked findings letter for management.

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Consolidation Support Audit

Assurance over consolidation packs — intercompany eliminations, foreign currency translation, and subsidiary reporting completeness.

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From the field

Clients who needed a cleaner year-end close

“They walked our warehouse team through cut-off procedures before the year-end count. The draft adjustments arrived early enough for our board pack, though we needed one extra meeting to settle a lease classification question.”

— S. Okada, Finance Director, coastal logistics firm

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How we work

An engagement rhythm boards recognise

Scoping conversation

We review entity structure, locations, and reporting deadlines, then issue a fee proposal and draft engagement letter.

Planning & requests

Materiality, risk assessment, and a document request list go out before fieldwork so bookkeepers are not surprised mid-count.

Fieldwork & opinion

Inventory observation, substantive testing, partner review, then a signed report and management letter with actionable findings.

See the full audit approach

Planning this year’s close?

Tell us your fiscal year-end, number of sites, and whether consolidation packs are involved. We will reply with a scoping call time within two business days.

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