A professionally developed accounting policy is the foundation of proper accounting and your company's financial security. We prepare documentation of accounting principles in line with the Polish Accounting Act, accounting standards, and the specific nature of your entity's business. We create an accounting policy tailored to your business model, accounting system, and reporting obligations.
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An accounting policy is a key document that sets out an entity's accounting principles and the way its accounting books are kept. The obligation to prepare an accounting policy stems from the law and applies to entities that keep full accounting books. An adopted accounting policy ensures that financial operations comply with regulations.
We offer comprehensive accounting policy development tailored to your entity's business and legal requirements. The accounting policy we prepare covers the documentation of accounting principles, the rules for keeping accounting books, and the financial rules within the organization. We ensure full compliance with regulations and accounting standards.
We start by analyzing your company's business, transactions, and the way accounting is handled. We check how the entity's accounting books are kept, which recording rules apply, and whether the existing accounting policy needs updating. This way, your company's accounting policy fits your business model.
We create documentation of accounting principles in line with the Polish Accounting Act and accounting standards. The accounting policy set out in the document governs the rules for keeping accounting books, asset valuation, and determining the financial result. Every accounting policy we prepare is tailored to the specific nature of the entity.
We develop the company chart of accounts, which is the basis for properly recording business transactions. We create a list of general ledger and subsidiary ledger accounts tailored to your business and reporting requirements. The structure of the chart of accounts ensures consistent entries and transparent accounting books.
We prepare documentation describing the accounting system, data processing, and the rules for protecting financial data. The accounting policy includes procedures for document workflow, archiving, and information security. The document sets out the rules for recording and documenting transactions in line with regulations.
We implement the accounting policy and support your accounting department and management. We help put the accounting policy into practice, train the people keeping the books, and advise on applying the accounting principles. We make sure the documentation is applied correctly in practice.
We prepare accounting policies for entities required to keep full accounting books. We tailor the document to the specific nature of the business and its accounting rules.
A company's accounting policy sets out the rules for keeping accounting books and recording business transactions. It ensures compliance with the Act and the financial security of the entity.
Changing the form of record-keeping means you are required to develop an accounting policy. The document covers the rules for keeping accounting books and the documentation of the accounting system.
Exceeding the revenue limit means you are required to keep full accounting books. The entity's accounting policy sets out the rules for recording transactions and determining the financial result.
An accounting policy is essential during an audit and when preparing financial statements. It ensures the reliability of the accounting books and compliance with accounting standards.
Developing an accounting policy involves analyzing your business, preparing the documentation of accounting principles, consultations, and implementing the document in your organization.
We analyze your business transactions, accounting principles, and the way the entity's accounting books are kept.
We create documentation of accounting principles in line with the Act and accounting standards.
We tailor your company's accounting policy to the specific nature of your business, cost structure, and operating model.
We support the implementation of the accounting policy and its practical application by the people keeping the books.
A professionally prepared accounting policy ensures regulatory compliance, orderly accounting books, and the financial security of the entity.
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We combine legal, tax, and accounting expertise to create an accounting policy that complies with regulations and reflects business realities.
Experience in tax and accounting advisory: Many years of practice in tax advisory and accounting guarantee reliable documentation of accounting principles.
Documentation tailored to your business: The accounting policy we prepare is individually tailored to your industry, scale of operations, and operating model.
Support with implementation and updates: We implement the accounting policy and update it when regulations change or your organization grows.
Support and consultations: We offer ongoing consultations for your accounting team and management on applying the adopted accounting principles.
Yes, an accounting policy needs regular updates whenever the Act, accounting standards, or the way the entity keeps its accounts change. Updates are triggered by, among other things, changes to the accounting system, business expansion, and new rules for recording transactions. The applicable accounting policy should always reflect how the accounting books are actually kept.
Accounting policy templates can be a starting point, but a ready-made template rarely reflects the specific nature of a business and the accounting principles adopted by a given entity. A company's accounting policy should be tailored to the type of business transactions, the rules for keeping accounting books, and the data processing system used. An improperly prepared accounting policy may be challenged during an inspection or audit.
The head of the entity is responsible for the adopted accounting policy, regardless of whether accounting is handled in-house or by an accounting firm. This responsibility covers the compliance of the accounting principles documentation with the Act and the proper keeping of the entity's accounting books. The head of the entity approves the document and oversees its application in the organization.
Yes, an accounting policy should be developed at the start of operations if the company is required to keep full accounting books. The obligation to prepare an accounting policy applies, among others, to capital companies and entities keeping accounting books under the Act. The accounting policy sets out the accounting principles, the list of accounting books, and the rules for recording business transactions.
