Case studies

Case Studies

Examples of the challenges we help solve. Each follows the same structure: challenge, approach, solution and outcome.

Cases marked “Sample Case Study” are illustrative examples of typical engagements and do not describe specific clients.

Audit

Sample Case StudyAudit· Manufacturing

Challenge: A manufacturing group with national accounting records needed audited IFRS statements for a prospective lender within a fixed timeframe.
Approach: We assessed differences between national accounting and IFRS, agreed the accounting policies with management and planned the audit around the lender's deadline.
Solution: The finance team prepared the conversion with our methodology, while the audit team tested the opening balances and key judgements in parallel.
Outcome: The group received an audit opinion on its IFRS statements and a documented conversion process for the following years.

Sample Case StudyAccounting· Foreign Investors

Challenge: A foreign company opened a subsidiary in Tashkent without a local finance team and needed reporting in a format its headquarters could consolidate.
Approach: We organised the accounting function from the first month, agreed the reporting calendar with headquarters and mapped the local chart of accounts to the group's reporting package.
Solution: Our team took over full-cycle accounting, payroll and tax filings and delivered a monthly reporting package in English.
Outcome: The subsidiary met its local filing deadlines and headquarters received consistent monthly figures for consolidation.

Sample Case StudyTax· E-commerce

Challenge: An online retailer working with several payment providers and delivery partners was unsure whether its VAT calculations reflected all transaction flows.
Approach: We mapped transaction flows end to end and compared the VAT treatment applied with the documents and settlement reports available.
Solution: We identified the flows that needed correction, recommended process changes and prepared supporting documentation.
Outcome: The company corrected its process going forward and gained a documented basis for its VAT position.

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