Core services
Where we are strongest
We work in four areas day in, day out: audit, bookkeeping, payroll and forensic expert services. We carry out our engagements to the highest quality standards.
Audit
Statutory and voluntary audits of financial statements, due diligence and special audit engagements — under the responsibility of a chamber-registered statutory auditor.
Audit servicesAccounting
Full accounting and tax administration, financial statements and management reports — with documentation prepared with an auditor’s eye.
Accounting servicesPayroll
Payroll, social security and HR administration, returns and data reporting — with fixed deadlines and colleagues who can cover for one another.
Payroll servicesForensic expert services
Forensic accounting and economic expert opinions for litigation, official and out-of-court proceedings — both on court appointment and on private instruction.
Forensic expert servicesOur further specialist services
Tax advisory
Opinions, audit readiness, representation.
Internal audit
Risk-based review of processes and controls.
Financial advisory
A sound basis for liquidity, planning and financing.
Business valuation
Determining business value for a transaction or a decision.
Reorganisation advisory
Restoring operations and the balance sheet.
Bankruptcy and liquidation advisory
Professional support in insolvency proceedings.
Voluntary liquidation
Lawful wind-up from the decision to deregistration.
Catch-up bookkeeping
Putting incomplete records in order, self-revision.
Comprehensive professional expertise in one place. Audit, accounting, tax and financial expertise within a single organisation, always in compliance with auditor independence and conflict-of-interest requirements. Where we audit a company, we assess under the law and the chamber’s rules which further services may be undertaken alongside — and we set this out clearly at the start of the engagement.
About us
A partner who is there throughout the life of your company
Choosing the right partner is always a major decision: a relationship of trust that shapes how a company operates for years. Our professional strength is audit and accounting expertise, backed by practice in taxation, finance, assurance and insolvency.
Our colleagues’ many years of experience in auditing, taxation, law, accounting and insolvency are what ensure high-quality delivery — from manufacturing and service companies through the financial sector to public sector bodies.
Why CFAA
Senior expertise, a personal point of contact
- Senior professional leadership. Engagements are led by a chamber-registered statutory auditor and forensic expert — an experienced team joins the project.
- Comprehensive professional background. We handle accounting, tax and finance questions within a single organisation, in compliance with the auditor independence rules.
- Records kept up to date. A modern IT environment and modern software provide the reliable background to our services.
- Predictable operation. Fixed deadlines, documented processes and cover between colleagues — the monthly close never depends on one single person.
Featured field
Forensic expert services — when the numbers become evidence
We prepare forensic accounting and economic expert opinions for court appointments, official proceedings and private instructions alike. This is the field where audit and accounting knowledge together become a means of proof.
- shareholder and member settlement disputes
- quantifying damages and lost profit
- valuation of shareholdings
- bookkeeping and accounting disputes
- credit and financial settlements, capital market transactions
- tax and contribution settlements, insolvency proceedings
How we work
Four steps to working together
A transparent start, clear responsibilities, predictable deadlines.
Getting in touch
You outline the situation briefly by phone, by email or through the quote request form. In urgent cases we call you back the same day.
Needs assessment
We review the size and activities of the company and the open questions, then define the scope of services required.
Quote and contract
We give you a written, itemised quote: what we will do, by when and for what fee. There are no hidden items.
Handover and ongoing work
We take over the records, reconcile the opening balances and continue with ongoing, up-to-date service.
Professional leadership
“We are committed to contributing to your business success with professionally sound, high-quality and precise financial, accounting and tax services.”
Who we work with
Sectors and organisational forms
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us most often
When is an audit mandatory?
Under the Hungarian Accounting Act, an audit is generally not mandatory for a double-entry bookkeeping business if, on the average of the two business years preceding the business year, annual net sales did not exceed HUF 600 million (this threshold was raised from HUF 300 million for business years starting on or after 1 January 2025) and the average number of employees did not exceed 50. In many cases — for example because of a statutory requirement, a wind-up without a legal successor, a transformation or a lender’s expectation — an audit is nevertheless required. We will check free of charge what applies in your specific situation.
What is the difference between an auditor and a forensic accounting expert?
An auditor gives an independent opinion on the reliability of the financial statements, in accordance with the accounting and auditing standards. A forensic accounting expert, by contrast, prepares an expert opinion to help decide a specific legal question: on court appointment or private instruction they examine, for example, a settlement dispute, an amount of damages or the value of a shareholding. The professional basis is the same, but the purpose of use and the liability regime differ.
Can we move our bookkeeping to you during the year?
Yes. We take over the material received from the previous bookkeeper, reconcile the opening and current-year figures, and flag anything that needs putting right. A switch is usually easiest after a month-end close, but where justified it can be done during the year, even immediately.
Can you do both the audit and the bookkeeping for the same company?
Not automatically. The auditor independence and conflict-of-interest rules limit which further services may be undertaken for an audit client — accounting and payroll work would typically create a self-review threat. We therefore examine the independence conditions at the start of every engagement and tell you clearly which services we can take on and which we cannot.
How much does the service cost?
The fee depends on the size of the company, the volume of documents, the number of employees and the deadlines undertaken. After a short discussion we give a written, itemised quote covering every element — so there are no surprises later.

Request a quote
Let us discuss what your company needs
Send us a few details about the company and we will provide a written quote at short notice. For urgent questions, please feel free to call us.
