In most countries, statutory accounts (financial results in a specified format) must be prepared after the year end, translated from English into the local language and tax filings made. This requirement can sometimes extend to more than just limited companies or branches e.g. for an RO in PRC. Also in some countries (e.g. UK) payroll related filings need be made mid-year while, for example in Japan,
consumption tax filings are an annual event compared to the UK’s quarterly VAT returns. 

Whatever the requirements, these are carried out by a separate compliance team within Nair. Each team is allocated to a group of clients, so issues will not remain unaddressed with consequent adverse consequences. 

There can also be a variety of corporate governance issues which need to be addressed. 

Nair can provide company secretarial services, a local registered office address in the countries where we operate and, where required, local company directors.  

Finally, there is the auditor liaison. Rules regarding the need for an audit vary from country to country. 

Nair cannot, for conflict of interest reasons, carry out the audit nor are we registered auditors. However, we will liaise with your audit firm to conclude the audit. We do not have any affiliation with and we do not recommend any particular audit firm.