About the Company

The audit organization 'JAVLON AUDIT SERVIS' has been operating in the audit services market for over eighteen years. Our organization was established on March 1, 2004. The organization’s charter capital is 240,000,000 UZS. The annual insurance policy is 400,000,000 UZS. The specialists of the organization have work experience in audit firms ranging from three to twenty years and specialize in auditing large industrial enterprises, organizations, joint-stock companies, limited liability companies, and private enterprises. The organization has qualified specialists familiar with the methodology of accounting systems according to national and international standards. They can provide audit services and analyze financial statements in accordance with audit standards. We offer the following services to our clients: auditing according to audit standards in line with accounting standards, services in accounting, restoration, and maintenance of accounting records, taxation services, consulting, construction work expertise, and software development. Our primary mission is to provide quality services to our clients that will help them improve their operations and contribute to increasing their profitability.

In line with the tasks of audit organizations, we perform an analysis and confirmation of the reliability of financial statements of an economic entity based on a real and objective assessment of the efficiency of economic activity. We develop constructive proposals to improve the efficiency of economic entities. By identifying risks and problems for each client and considering their individual needs, we ensure that all issues related to legislation, operations, and the financial reporting system are properly addressed. The reputation of our audit organization is of great importance to us, and for this reason, our specialists with auditor qualification certificates create and maintain a sustainable positive image of the organization. The organization has ten employees, including 4 certified auditors, 4 auditor assistants, 1 securities expert, 1 construction specialist, and others working on a contractual basis. Two specialists hold CIPA certificates (Certified International Professional Accountant), and five specialists have CAP certificates (Certified Accounting Practitioner). Upon request from the client, we defend their interests during inspections by tax authorities and other bodies, take full responsibility for the audit results, and provide free consultations for the following year after the audit. We guarantee the high quality of our audit services and assume responsibility for any inaccurate audit conclusions. We sincerely thank you for your attention and look forward to long-term mutually beneficial cooperation. Should you be interested in partnering with our organization, we are ready to meet with you at any convenient time to discuss the details.

The cost of an audit is determined based on the scope of work and the labor required to conduct the audit, as well as the audit period, the presence of branches, the size of cash flows, the company's document turnover, the number of employees, the type of business, and the taxes the company is liable to pay.

Methodology of Provided Services

The audit approach of the auditing organization «JAVLON AUDIT SERVIS» is aimed at understanding the client’s project, as well as investing time and resources in proper planning. This ensures that employees are well-informed, which allows them to efficiently complete the task.

  • Risk-based planning
  • Audit risk assessment
  • Analysis of the accounting system and controls as the basis for preparing financial statements
  • Applying accumulated knowledge from similar projects
  • Emphasis on professional judgment

We recognize that every audit is unique, and therefore a team of employees with the appropriate qualifications is assigned to each project to achieve the highest quality.

A key part of our methodology is related to risk assessment by senior members of the team working on the project, as these risks impact the project.

Methodology stages

1. Strategic Planning

We need to plan our audit approach in advance, in order to identify specific issues related to the project. The planning stage consists of several phases, including a strategy review and information gathering.

  • Strategy Review
    • Quality of internal control
    • Complexity of accounting
    • Inherent subjectivity, lack of precision, possibility of unauthorized transactions, neglect of control systems

  • Information Gathering

      Information gathering is an important step in our approach and is carried out in three directions:

      • Review of the project’s accounting books and records
      • Review of information prepared by the project at our request during the planning phase
      • Discussions with management to understand the daily operations of the project

      The planning process provides a preliminary assessment of reliability and potential areas of audit risk. We will review financial information, assess its consistency with our understanding of the project, and prepare a preliminary analysis of the required audit level.

    2. Information Systems Review

    At this stage, the audit team will gain an understanding of the accounting systems and controls and analyze their impact on the audit approach. Based on the results of these studies, we will develop detailed work programs for the next stages of the audit. Also, throughout the audit, we will identify areas where management information and control systems can be improved, and offer effective methods for improvement.

    3. Detailed Testing of Transactions and Balances

    The audit of the project's financial statements will be divided into components, and the degree of work on each component of the financial reporting will be determined by professional judgment.

    4. Audit Completion

    At this stage, we will gather all the results of our audit for the entity and express our opinions on the financial statements as a whole.

    • Detailed analytical review of the reports
    • Evaluation of the overall presentation of financial information
    • Detailed discussions with management regarding issues arising during the audit
    • Review of work performed by the partners and managers of the audit organization
    • Overall conclusion on the reliability and objective presentation of amounts included in the financial statements