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We carry out the test in a few clear steps, without back and forth. We consistently apply the Swiss auditing standards.
Compared to traditional auditing, which suddenly creates unnecessary man-hours, our website gives you a clear estimate!
As an approved audit expert from the audit supervisory authority (RAB), blueAUDIT GmbH can carry out complex audits. The quality requirements are therefore higher.
We are pioneers in the use of automated testing tools! This enables us to carry out work lightning fast and comprehensively with fewer queries.
The high quality of our work is checked by an external review in accordance with the Swiss quality assurance system (QS1).
In blueAUDIT only approved CPAs are performing the complete audit work, something that is not common in the audit industry. That means less requests, more quality and expertise for you!
You fill out the inquiry form (without obligation)
We will contact you by phone. You will receive a list with the required documents by email.
We carry out the test within 2 days. If necessary, you will be contacted.
The report will be sent to you electronically and by post.
Contributions in kind and acquisitions in kind must be capable of being accounted for or capitalized. The assets must accordingly have an economic value. In addition, an asset must be transferable so that the company has power of disposal over the contribution in kind.
An asset must be available immediately after its entry in the commercial register. The criterion serves as security that the share capital is really paid up.
The contribution in kind and the assumption of assets serve as a liability substart for the creditors. As such, they must be actionable. The following values can be used and are therefore suitable for a contribution in kind and an acquisition in kind:
No assets can be contributed as a contribution in kind or an acquisition in kind that do not meet the requirements above. The following examples cannot be given:
Compared to payment in cash, there is a valuation risk when paying in tangible assets. In order to protect the creditors, an incorporation report must be drawn up in the case of acquisitions in kind and settlement payments.
The type, condition and value of the material assets must be described there. The report is prepared by the founders and finally checked by a state-approved auditor.
The auditor examines the completeness, correctness and clarity as well as the adequacy of the assessment of the foundation report.
The following conditions must be met for recognition:
A contribution in kind agreement must be in writing. In the case of real estate, the contribution in kind contract must be officially notarised.
After entry in the commercial register, the company must be able to dispose of the contributions in kind immediately.
A founding report is available, as is the audit confirmation of the report by an approved auditor.