Contact Leader Audit — Tashkent
Contact Leader Audit: +998 97 410 04 47, info@leaderaudit.uz, 12 Mustaqillik St, Tashkent. Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00.
The initial consultation is free. It answers two questions: whether your company falls under the statutory requirements, and how much work is actually needed — sometimes less than the client assumes.
We take enquiries by phone, email and messengers during business hours. If your question is urgent and concerns a document already received from a state authority, say so immediately: deadlines in such cases run from the date the document was received.
What to have ready for the first conversation
To keep the consultation specific rather than general, a few details help. None of them are mandatory, but with them we can size the engagement straight away.
- legal form and principal activity;
- figures from the latest annual statements — carrying amount of assets and revenue from sales: these determine whether statutory audit applies;
- the tax regime applied and whether the company is a VAT payer;
- the period the work covers and whether any accounting areas are left open;
- if the trigger was a document from a state authority — its type and the date it was received;
- whether the company has been audited before and what opinion was expressed.
How we handle an enquiry
- we clarify the task and the inputs, by phone or in writing;
- we identify the service required: statutory audit, initiative audit, tax consulting, VAT refund, accounting outsourcing or accounting restoration;
- where necessary we run a diagnostic of the state of the accounts — without it, no honest timeline for restoration can be given;
- we agree scope, timing and fees;
- we sign the engagement contract and a non-disclosure agreement;
- we start the work.
What to ask us before signing
Auditing is a regulated activity and a client is entitled to check the provider. We supply the data needed to verify us against the Register of Audit Organisations: under Article 41 of the Law on Audit Activity, the information it contains is open to inspection.
- the firm's taxpayer identification number — to match against the Register, rather than the trade name;
- the names and certificate numbers of the auditors who will run the engagement;
- a valid professional liability insurance policy;
- whether the fee includes written information to management, not only the audit report;
- how misstatements identified before the report is issued are handled.
Offices
The firm has three offices. Phone, email and business hours are the same for all of them — choose whichever is easier to reach. It is best to arrange a meeting in advance: auditors spend much of their time at client premises.
Our offices in Tashkent
Leader Audit — Head office
- Address: 12 Mustaqillik St, Tashkent
- Phone: +998 97 410 04 47
- Email: info@leaderaudit.uz
- Mon–Fri: 09:00–18:00 (UTC+5)
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Leader Audit — Shaykhantakhur office
- Address: 37 Alisher Navoi Ave, Shaykhantakhur district, Tashkent
- Phone: +998 97 410 04 47
- Email: info@leaderaudit.uz
- Mon–Fri: 09:00–18:00 (UTC+5)
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Leader Audit — Chilanzar office
- Address: Chilanzar, block 4, 1, Chilanzar district, Tashkent
- Phone: +998 97 410 04 47
- Email: info@leaderaudit.uz
- Mon–Fri: 09:00–18:00 (UTC+5)
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Frequently asked questions
Is the consultation paid?
The initial consultation is free. It establishes whether the company is subject to statutory audit or other requirements and how much work is actually needed. Fees are quoted once the scope and the state of the accounts are clear.
How do we know whether statutory audit applies to us?
Through Article 35 of the Law on Audit Activity (ZRU-677), which lists the organisations subject to a mandatory annual audit and sets threshold criteria for the carrying amount of assets and revenue, expressed in base calculation values. Because that value changes, compliance with the thresholds must be checked every year against the closed annual statements. We check this against your figures during the free consultation.
We have received a document from the tax authority. Where do we start?
Tell us the type of document and the date it was received — procedural deadlines run from that date. For example, written objections to a tax audit report are filed within ten days of receiving it (Article 156, part twelve, of the Tax Code), and those are calendar days, not working days. The earlier the work starts, the more defence options remain.
Do you work with companies outside the capital?
Yes. A substantial part of audit procedures is performed on documents, with site visits planned around specific procedures such as attending an inventory count. The arrangements and timing are agreed before the contract is signed.
Can we drop in without an appointment?
It is better to arrange a meeting in advance by phone or messenger. Auditors spend much of their time at client premises, and without an appointment the specialist you need may not be in the office.
Related services: Statutory audit · Initiative audit · Tax consulting · VAT refund · Accounting outsourcing