FAQ

A financial statement audit involves verifying the accuracy, truthfulness, and completeness of financial statements, ensuring that accounting practices comply with legal requirements and standards.

UHY Prostir provides audit services for financial statements, non-profit organizations, international aid projects, projects funded by EBRD or the World Bank, IFRS audits, and forensic audits to detect financial fraud.

An audit is typically conducted annually, but this can vary based on legal requirements and internal needs of the company.

For an audit you need financial statements, primary documents, accounting records and other documents including management statements that confirm financial performance of the company.

Internal audits focus on improving processes for internal stakeholders and are conducted regularly by internal auditors, while external audits assess the accuracy of financial statements for external stakeholders and are performed annually by independent external auditors.

Choosing a reliable audit firm depends on its reputation, experience, affiliation with an international network, and certifications such as ACCA, DipIFR, CPA. UHY is ranked 20th among international audit firms and serves leading global companies from the TOP 500.

An independent audit enhances trust in financial reporting, identifies potential issues, improves internal control and ensures compliance with legal requirements.

The duration of an audit depends on the size of the company and the scope of work, typically ranging from a few weeks to several months.

Audits are conducted according to International Standards on Auditing (ISA) and other relevant regulatory documents.

Yes, it is possible. Remote auditing has been established since 2020 using specialized software and procedures.

Common mistakes include errors in revenue and expense accounting, incorrect representation of assets and liabilities and deficiencies in internal control.

Yes, it can identify opportunities for optimizing tax payments by analyzing accounting policies and compliance with tax legislation.

If significant violations are found, analyze the causes, develop an action plan to address them, and strengthen internal control. UHY Prostir can assist with this.

Prepare for an audit by gathering all necessary documents, reviewing internal controls, and conducting an internal audit.

The cost of audit services depends on the time spent by specialists, the number of documents and staff involved. You can estimate the cost by contacting us by phone or email at hello@uhy-prostir.com.

UHY Prostir offers legal consultations, advocacy services, court representation, contract work and drafting and reviewing contracts in English.

Legal consultations provide one-time advice on specific issues upon client request, while legal support includes ongoing comprehensive legal protection and assistance.

Choose based on experience, certifications and licenses, client reviews and professional liability insurance. Our professional liability is insured with Allianz for 10 million UAH, and our lawyers have over 18 years of experience.

Typically documents related to your case are required: contracts, financial statements, inspection reports and other relevant materials.

Lawyers provide legal assistance in negotiations, mediation, arbitration, court representation and developing defense strategies.

The stages include initial consultation, situation analysis, strategy development, document preparation, representation in court or other instances and case closure.

Yes, we offer remote legal services using modern communication tools.

Advantages include continuous legal support, risk minimization, effective legal issue management, and the ability to focus on core business activities.

Regular collaboration with a lawyer is recommended for ongoing legal protection and to avoid potential issues.

Legal consultation helps avoid mistakes in contract work, compliance with legislation, incorrect document processing; it ensures timely dispute resolution.

Lawyers help in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contract terms to ensure compliance with the law and protect the client’s interests.

Yes, lawyers prepare all necessary court documents, including complaints, responses, evidence and other procedural documents.

The cost depends on the complexity of the case, the scope of work, the lawyer’s qualification level, urgency and other factors. UHY Prostir specialists will provide a cost estimate promptly; simply submit a request on our website.

Prepare all relevant documents, clearly formulate questions, familiarize yourself with your situation and note key points.

Questions often concern service costs, timelines, required documents, case resolution prospects and the possibility of receiving services remotely.

Accounting outsourcing involves transferring accounting functions to an external company. Benefits include reduced costs for maintaining an internal accountant, ensuring continuity of accounting and lowering risks.

Services include accounting for business activities, preparing financial statements, analyzing financial information, managing expenses, payroll processing and interacting with tax authorities. You can transfer either full accounting and tax functions to us or only specific areas such as payroll calculation. Alternatively, we can provide consulting for your accountant.

Accounting outsourcing involves delegating all or part of the accounting functions to an external company, while traditional accounting is performed by an internal staff accountant. The outsourcing company operates under a contract and cannot fall ill, go on maternity leave or quit.

Consider the company’s experience, affiliation with an international network, client reviews, professional liability insurance and capability to work with modern accounting software and electronic document management.

Outsourcing reduces costs associated with maintaining an in-house accountant, training staff and purchasing accounting software. It also ensures tax payment optimization.

Possible risks include loss of control over financial processes and a high chance of errors made by the outsourcing company, although these risks are minimized through regular audits.

Yes, we offer remote accounting services using electronic document management systems such as “Vchasno”, “Medok”, “Document Online”, “Fredo”, and the “Ptkh” platform. We support clients using SAP, SAP Business One, KOMINTEX, Lawson, Microsoft Dynamics and others. We can help you transition to electronic document management to save time and streamline the organization of documents.

It depends on the company’s needs, but usually it involves regular ongoing collaboration to manage all accounting processes. Clients can contact the project manager or team specialists for any issues and communication can be conducted via email, phone or messaging apps like Telegram and Viber.

Outsourcing allows a company to focus on core activities, reduce administrative burden, and enhance the efficiency of accounting processes.

Yes, the outsourcing company prepares and submits tax reports in compliance with legal requirements.

Firstly, you need to sign a contract, provide company registration documents, documents from previous reporting periods and other financial documentation. This includes gathering and transferring all necessary documents, implementing electronic document management and agreeing on collaboration processes with UHY.

The cost depends on the scope of work, number of documents and employees. You can estimate the cost by contacting us.

Requirements include using secure electronic document management systems, confidentiality of information and the outsourcing company’s responsibility for client data protection.

Yes, this is a routine part of our work. Most of our clients have parent companies abroad.

Yes, our professional activity is insured with Allianz for 10 million UAH.

No, we do not have any penalties. If you decide to terminate our collaboration, we will prepare all necessary documents and information within the agreed timeline. The new outsourcing company or accountant will be able to continue managing your accounting without issues.

The service includes the calculation of salaries, additional payments, taxes, the preparation of payroll slips, sick leaves, reports for the Single Social Contribution (SSC) and data for Personal Income Tax (PIT), as well as answering employee questions regarding their salaries.

HR administration involves preparing HR documents and employment contracts, maintaining personal employee files and managing vacation schedules.

Payroll is calculated monthly, but other frequencies are possible depending on company’s conditions and legal requirements.

Required documents include employment contracts, personal employee files, timekeeping records and data for calculating taxes and deductions.

Confidentiality is ensured through the use of secure software, privacy policies and restricted access to data.

Yes, external companies specializing in these services have the experience and tools to ensure accurate and timely payroll calculations.

Choose a company with experience, positive reviews, relevant certifications and modern software. It’s also important to check for professional liability insurance.

Outsourcing can reduce costs, increase calculation accuracy, ensure data confidentiality and provide access to highly qualified specialists.

Yes, there are software solutions available that automate most processes, reducing the risk of errors and improving efficiency.

Payroll calculations account all necessary taxes and deductions according to legislation and individual employee conditions.

Contact the service manager for prompt resolution of the issue.

HR administration helps organize documentation, maintain employee files and manage vacations and sick leaves.

Yes, we provide these services remotely using specialized software and electronic document management systems such as “Vchasno,” “Medok,” “Document Online,” “Fredo,” and “Ptakh.”

The cost depends on the number of employees, the scope of work and specific client requirements. Rates are determined individually.

Prepare all necessary documents, ensure access to required information, select a reliable outsourcing company and agree on the terms of cooperation.

Tax risk management is the process of identifying, assessing and minimizing tax risks for a business.

The main tasks include identifying tax risks, developing strategies to minimize them, monitoring tax changes and advising on tax optimization.

Tax risks are identified through the analysis of financial and tax reporting, evaluating compliance with legal requirements and spotting potential risk areas. It is advisable to entrust this process to professionals, such as UHY Prostir experts.

Methods include tax audits, consulting, tax planning, using legal databases and pre-diagnostic of risk assessments.

Effective tax risk management helps to timely detect and correct errors, ensuring compliance with tax legislation and avoiding fines and penalties.

Required documents include financial and tax reports, contracts, invoices and other documents related to tax operations.

Yes, tax planning helps optimize the tax burden and reduce risks by structuring financial operations properly.

Typical mistakes include improperly prepared documents, late reporting, non-compliance with legal requirements and deficiencies in tax accounting.

It is recommended to conduct audits annually or when there are significant changes in legislation or company structure.

Yes, modern technology allows remote audits and consulting.

Outsourcing provides expert knowledge, reduces costs and ensures compliance with legislation.

The cost depends on the scope of work, task complexity and specific client requirements.

Regulation is carried out under the Tax Code of Ukraine and other legislative acts related to tax accounting and reporting.

Prepare the necessary documents, ensure access to required information, and agree on the terms of cooperation.

An audit of non-profit organizations involves an independent auditor reviewing project reports to verify their accuracy and compliance with donor requirements. This is crucial for ensuring transparency, maintaining donor trust and securing future funding.

Key requirements include experience in auditing non-profits, affiliation with an international audit network, membership in IFAC and professional liability insurance.

Audit frequency is determined by donor requirements but is usually annual or upon project completion.

Necessary documents include accounting records verifying expenses, financial reports, internal policies, donor contracts, grant agreements, bank statements and other documents confirming financial activity.

The main stages are planning, understanding the client’s operations, gathering and analyzing information, assessing compliance and preparing the audit report and recommendations.

Auditing non-profits focuses on compliance with grant agreements, appropriate use of funds, and transparency of reporting, whereas commercial audits are more focused on assessing the completeness and accuracy of financial reporting.

International Standards on Auditing (ISA), donor requirements and national legislative requirements are used.

An audit helps identify weaknesses in financial management, provides recommendations for improving internal controls, and ensures financial reporting meets donor requirements.

Inadequate auditing can lead to a loss of donor trust, financial mismanagement risks, penalties and loss of a non-profit status.

Yes, audits can be conducted remotely using digital tools and online communication.

Common mistakes include non-compliance with donor requirements, improper use of funds, lack of proper internal control and missing documentation.

Preparation involves organizing and reviewing all financial documents, ensuring internal policies meet donor requirements and preparing staff for interaction with auditors.

After an audit, you need to prepare the audit report, financial statements, recommendations for improving financial management and relevant reports for donors.

The duration depends on the organization’s size, financial activity, and donor requirements. but typically ranges from several weeks.

An audit of financial statements involves reviewing a company’s financial reports to provide an independent professional opinion on their accuracy.

The main objectives are to confirm the truthfulness of financial information, ensure compliance with legal requirements, detect errors or fraud and enhance trust in financial statements among investors, creditors and other stakeholders.

Audit frequency depends on legal requirements and the company’s internal needs. Typically, audits are conducted annually.

Required documents include primary records, financial reports, accounting books, tax declarations, income and expense documents and any other relevant financial documentation.

The main stages are planning, examination and testing, data analysis, preparation of the audit report and providing recommendations.

Audits are conducted under national accounting standards (National Accounting Standards of Ukraine) or International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

An audit identifies weaknesses in financial management, provides recommendations for improving accounting processes and internal controls and increases trust in financial reports.

Common errors include misclassification of income or expenses, incorrect reporting of assets and liabilities, undervaluation of reserves and deficiencies in an internal control system.

Preparation involves ensuring access to all necessary financial documentation, conducting a preliminary internal audit, organizing staff who will interact with auditors and checking whether internal procedures comply with standards.

The duration depends on the company’s size, complexity of its operations, and document preparation quality but usually ranges from a few weeks to several months.

Yes, audits can be conducted remotely using software and electronic document management systems, such as “Vchasno,” “Medok,” “Document Online,” “Fredo,” and the “Ptakh” platform.

Low-quality audits can result in undetected errors or fraud, affecting management decisions, causing financial losses and leading to legal issues.

If significant violations are found, you should develop a plan to address them, consult with the auditor, make necessary corrections to the financial statements and ensure the issues are rectified. UHY Prostir managers can assist with these actions.

The cost depends on the size and complexity of the business, the scope of work, deadline and the qualification of the audit firm.

IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) are used for preparing financial statements that are understandable on an international level. They enhance transparency, comparability and reliability of financial reporting, helping attract investors and secure funding.

IFRS are required for enterprises of public interest, public joint-stock companies, the ones extracting state-important minerals and engaging in activities specified by the Cabinet of Ministers.

Financial statements under IFRS must be prepared according to universal rules understood at both national and international levels, ensuring transparency and comparability.

Financial statements under IFRS are prepared annually, in accordance with legal requirements and internal policies of the company.

The main stages are analyzing the current state of the accounting system, gathering necessary information, preparing financial statements in accordance with IFRS and verifying and approving the statements.

Required documents include previous financial statements, accounting data, supporting documents for assets, liabilities, income and expenses.

IFRS financial reporting is geared towards international standards that ensure comparability and transparency for global investors, whereas national accounting standards consider the specifics and legal requirements of a particular country.

IFRS enhance the transparency and reliability of financial information, which increases investor trust and simplifies the investment process.

Common mistakes include incorrect application of accounting policies, insufficient detail or incorrect presentation of data and errors in accounting for assets and liabilities.

Preparation involves training staff, assessing and adjusting the existing accounting system and developing new policies and procedures.

Yes, preparing financial statements under IFRS can be done remotely, provided the process is well-organized and modern technologies are used.

The preparation time depends on the company’s complexity, the volume of information and the staff’s qualifications, but it typically takes several months.

Non-compliance can lead to penalties and sanctions, loss of investor and partner trust, damage to the company’s reputation.

Immediate steps should be taken to correct the violations, inform relevant authorities and investors, conduct an internal audit to prevent future issues. UHY Prostir can assist with this process.

The cost depends on the scope of work, the complexity of the business, the need for additional consultations and the qualifications of the service providers. For accurate cost information it is recommended to consult specialized companies for a work assessment.

Forensic audit is an investigation into financial fraud aimed at detecting and preventing dishonest actions by employees and contractors.

A company may need a forensic audit if signs of financial misconduct are detected, such as discrepancies between expenses and income, complaints about poor-quality products or a sudden increase in entertainment expenses.

Forensic audits can identify types of fraud including the purchase of fictitious or excessive quantities of raw materials, unjustified advance payments to contractors and embezzlement through parallel businesses.

The main stages of a forensic audit include: corporate intelligence gathering, internal investigation of fraud incidents, collection and analysis of information, conducting interviews with employees and report preparation.

Documents and data needed for a forensic audit include identification documents, property information, bank accounts, credit history, media activity and other financial documents.

Forensic audit helps detect fraud through detailed investigation of financial transactions and employee activities, as well as analysis of the company’s internal processes and documents.

Forensic audit focuses on uncovering fraud and illegal activities, while traditional financial audit examines the accuracy of financial statements and adherence to standards.

The duration of a forensic audit depends on the size of the company and the complexity of the case, but it usually takes from a few weeks to several months.

Yes, some stages of a forensic audit can be conducted remotely, but certain aspects, such as employee interviews, require physical presence.

Undetected fraud can lead to significant financial losses, reduced investor and client trust and legal consequences for the company.

Methods include document analysis, employee interviews, analysis of property and account data and other specialized investigative techniques.

The company should ensure access to all necessary documents, data and employees and cooperate with auditors throughout the investigation.

If fraud is detected, an internal investigation should be initiated, legal actions should be taken against the guilty parties and measures should be implemented to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

Yes, the results of a forensic audit can be used as evidence in legal proceedings to substantiate fraud claims.

The cost of a forensic audit depends on the company’s scale, the complexity of the case and the amount of work required for the investigation.

A tax audit is an examination of the accuracy of a company’s tax reporting to identify possible violations and risks.

The main objectives of a tax audit are to identify tax risks, errors in reporting, minimize tax liabilities and prepare for tax inspections.

It is recommended to conduct a tax audit annually, as well as before tax inspections or when significant changes occur in the business.

Required documents include tax reports, accounting documents, journals, contracts, invoices and other financial documents.

The main stages include the preparatory phase, document collection and analysis, tax risk assessment and report preparation with recommendations.

Benefits include reduced risk of tax penalties, improved accuracy of reporting, better preparation for tax inspections and enhanced financial management.

Tax audit focuses on verifying compliance with tax accounting and reporting regulations, whereas other types of audits may cover a broader range of financial aspects.

Risks include incorrect tax accounting, misinterpretation of legislation and non-compliance with tax requirements.

An audit helps the company prepare for official tax inspections, thereby reducing the likelihood of violations being discovered.

Yes, a tax audit can be conducted remotely through electronic document exchange and consultations.

The duration depends on the complexity of the business and the volume of documents, typically ranging from 3 to 20 working days.

Common errors include incorrect tax accounting, misinterpretation of legislation and mistakes in documentation.

Preparation includes gathering necessary documents, checking compliance with legislation and preparing staff to cooperate with auditors.

Steps should be taken to correct the violations, prepare corrective reports and adjust accounting policies.

The cost of a tax audit depends on the scope of work, the complexity of the business, the number of documents, and the time required for the audit. For a price estimate you can submit a request on the UHY Prostir website.

A tax invoice is a document confirming the execution of a business transaction. It may be blocked due to suspicion of fictitious transactions or violations of registration rules.

Main reasons include errors in registration, suspicion of fictitious transactions and discrepancies in document data.

Blocking is notified through the taxpayer’s electronic cabinet.

You need to submit explanations and copies of documents that confirm the validity of the transaction.

Submit primary documents, contracts, work completion acts and other supporting documents.

The explanation should include a detailed description of the transaction and reasons why the blocking is considered erroneous.

The process can take from a few days to a month.

Yes, the decision can be appealed to the relevant authorities.

The State Tax Service reviews the appeals.

Adhere to invoice registration rules and maintain transparent business practices.

Yes, external consultants can assist. The UHY Prostir team provides support for unlocking tax invoices and tax consultations.

Common mistakes include errors in registration, incorrect data, and fictitious transactions.

Documents are submitted through a specific section of the taxpayer’s electronic cabinet.

Blocking can lead to delays in VAT refunds and fines.

The cost depends on the complexity of the case and the scope of work. For more detailed information, you can contact the manager at UHY Prostir.

A tax inspection is a regulatory procedure carried out by the tax authority to verify the accuracy of tax calculation and payment by a business. It is conducted to ensure compliance with tax legislation.

There are several types of tax inspections: desk audits, documentary audits (scheduled and unscheduled) and field audits.

The frequency of inspections depends on the type of inspection and the risk status of the business. Scheduled inspections may occur once every few years.

You need to prepare accounting documents, tax returns, primary documents, financial statements and other supporting documents.

The main stages include: notification of the inspection, collection and analysis of documents, visit by inspectors, preparation of the inspection report and conclusions and recommendations.

Notification of the inspection is provided in advance in writing or through the taxpayer’s electronic cabinet.

Businesses have the right to protect their interests, provide explanations and appeal the results of the inspection. They are required to provide access to documents and ensure conditions for the inspectors to work.

Typical mistakes include incomplete or incorrect provision of documents, lack of explanations and discrepancies between document data.

To avoid penalties and sanctions, comply with tax legislation, maintain accurate accounting, submit reports on time and provide all necessary information during the inspection.

Analyze the results of the inspection, address any identified deficiencies, implement the inspectors’ recommendations and appeal the results if necessary.

Prepare objections and submit them within the prescribed period to the tax authority; if you disagree with the decision, you can appeal to the court.

Auditing firms help with document preparation, provide tax consulting, conduct preliminary audits and assist during inspections.

The cost depends on the scope of work, complexity of tasks, duration of the inspection and specific needs of the business. For detailed information, you can visit the UHY Prostir website.

Tax consulting is professional assistance in managing tax risks, optimizing tax expenses, and minimizing risks. The main goals are ensuring compliance with tax legislation, reducing tax costs and avoiding fines and penalties.

Tax consulting services include: planning, risk analysis, report preparation, consultations on tax legislation, inspection support and dispute resolution.

Tax consulting helps develop strategies to minimize tax expenses, ensure accuracy in tax reporting, find tax benefits and avoid unnecessary tax payments.

Businesses of all sizes and industries, including small, medium and large companies, can benefit from tax consulting services.

When choosing a company, consider its experience, reputation, availability of qualified specialists, client reviews and adherence to international standards. UHY Prostir specialists have been providing tax consulting services for 15 years, including tax optimization, to companies across various sectors.

Required documents include financial statements, tax returns, primary accounting documents and other supporting documents.

Yes, tax consulting services can be provided remotely through electronic communication means.

Benefits include reduced tax expenses, minimized tax risks, improved financial management efficiency and compliance with tax legislation.

The frequency of consultations depends on the business’s needs, but regular consultations and risk analyses are recommended.

Mistakes that can be avoided include incorrect tax calculations, untimely report submissions, missing tax benefits and violations of tax legislation.

Consulting includes document preparation, risk analysis, employee training, and support during inspections.

Yes, UHY Prostir tax consultants help resolve tax disputes by representing the business in judicial and administrative bodies.

The cost depends on the scope of work, complexity of tasks, duration of the engagement and specifics of the business activity.

Risks include incorrect tax calculations, missed benefits, fines, sanctions and financial losses.

Tax consulting helps develop effective strategies for reducing tax expenses, enhancing financial stability and ensuring long-term financial planning.

An employment permit for foreigners is an official document that allows a foreign national to legally work in Ukraine. It is required to ensure compliance with Ukrainian legislation regarding foreign employment and to protect the national labor market.

An employment permit is required for all foreigners except those with permanent residence permits, special status or other exceptions provided by Ukrainian legislation.

Main requirements include having a signed employment contract with the foreigner, matching the position with the foreigner’s qualifications and submitting necessary documents to state authorities.

Required documents include an application, copies of the foreigner’s passport, photographs, a copy of the employment contract, a document of education or qualification, a certificate of no criminal record and a receipt for the state fee.

The process typically takes 7 to 15 working days from the moment all required documents are submitted.

Yes, the application for an employment permit can be submitted online through the electronic cabinet of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine.

The employer must prepare the necessary documents, submit them to the appropriate state authority, pay the state fee and provide the foreigner with a copy of the permit once it is issued.

The status of the application can be checked through the electronic cabinet of the Ministry of Economy or by contacting the relevant state authority.

Restrictions include certain categories of jobs that foreigners cannot be employed in, as well as quotas for foreign employment in specific industries.

Yes, the permit can be extended by submitting a relevant application and required documents 30 days before the permit expires.

The cost of processing depends on the category of the foreigner and the duration of the permit, usually ranging from 1 to 3 minimum subsistence levels for working individuals.

An employment permit is valid from 6 months to 3 years, depending on the contract terms and the foreigner’s category.

Illegal employment can lead to fines, deportation of the foreigner and a ban on re-entering Ukraine.

If a foreigner works remotely without entering Ukraine, an employment permit is not required.

A Tax Audit Act is an official document prepared after the completion of a tax audit, which outlines any detected violations of tax legislation.

Taxpayers have the right to review the act, submit objections, provide additional documents, and appeal the decisions of the tax authority.

An objection to a Tax Audit Act is an official document where the taxpayer expresses disagreement with the findings of the audit.

Reasons for objections can include errors or inaccuracies in the act, unlawful conclusions, incorrect calculations or procedural violations during the audit.

Objections must be submitted within 10 days from the date of receiving the audit act.

You need to submit the objection itself, documents that support the taxpayer’s position and other evidence that refutes the conclusions of the act.

Objections should be clearly structured and reasoned, specifying the exact errors or violations and providing relevant evidence.

Yes, objections can be submitted online through the taxpayer’s electronic cabinet.

You should wait for the tax authority to review the objections and make a decision within the established timeframe.

If objections are accepted, the act may be amended or canceled. If rejected, the taxpayer may appeal the decision through administrative or judicial channels.

The results of the review are communicated to the taxpayer in writing.

Yes, the decision of the tax authority can be appealed through administrative procedures or by going to court.

Common mistakes include incomplete arguments, lack of evidence, late submission of objections or failure to adhere to document formatting requirements.

Legal assistance can be obtained by contacting specialized legal or auditing firms that offer tax consulting services, such as UHY Prostir.

Additional measures include conducting regular internal audits, consulting on tax issues, preparing documents in advance and consulting with tax law specialists.

Contract expertise involves a detailed analysis of a contract to ensure its compliance with legislation, identify potential risks and protect the interests of the parties involved.

Expertise is required for any contracts, including commercial, employment, rental, supply, service, investment agreements and others.

Expertise helps identify deficiencies, legal non-compliance, potential risks and provides recommendations to address possible issues.

Stages include preliminary document analysis, legal analysis of contract terms, identification of risks and deficiencies, and providing recommendations and conclusions.

You need to provide the contract itself and additional documents related to the agreement (e.g. specifications, addendums).

Yes, contract expertise can be conducted remotely by sending the necessary documents via email or through specialized platforms.

The duration of expertise depends on the complexity of the contract and the volume of additional documents, typically ranging from a few days to a week.

Common mistakes include legal inaccuracies, non-compliance with legislation, missing important terms and unclear wording.

Consider the specialist’s experience, qualifications, client reviews, expertise and the reputation of the legal firm.

Yes, expertise helps prepare a legal position, identify violations and provide arguments and evidence in court.

Expertise ensures legal protection, prevents potential conflicts, minimizes risks and enhances trust between parties.

Contract expertise provides legal security, minimizes risks, helps avoid fines and conflicts, improves the effectiveness of concluding agreements.

The cost depends on the complexity of the contract, the volume of work, urgency, specialist qualifications and the company’s reputation.

Provide the complete text of the contract and accompanying documents, identify key issues and risks that need analysis.

Clients often inquire about costs, timelines, necessary documents, the process of expertise and the results.

A lawyer provides legal consultations, represents clients in court, assists in preparing and reviewing documents, handles criminal defense and resolves disputes.

A lawyer has a license to practice law and can represent clients in court, while a legal advisor may only offer consultations and document preparation without court representation rights.

Look for experience, specialization, client reviews, the lawyer’s license and reputation in the legal community. UHY Prostir’s lawyers and legal advisors have been providing legal services for over 18 years, honestly discussing risks and exploring all possible solutions.

Prepare all documents related to your case: contracts, correspondence, court rulings, invoices, etc.

A lawyer provides consultations, collects and analyzes evidence, prepares procedural documents, represents the client in court and negotiates with the opposing party.

Yes, a lawyer can offer consultations via phone, video call, or email.

Legal support ensures legal safety, helps avoid legal risks, resolves conflicts, negotiates effectively and concludes contracts.

It is recommended to consult a lawyer regularly, especially before concluding significant agreements or when legal issues arise.

A lawyer reviews the legal validity of the agreement, ensures compliance with legislation, identifies and minimizes risks and prepares or analyzes contracts.

The cost depends on the complexity of the case, the volume of work, urgency and other factors. The price is agreed upon with the client in a legal services agreement. To estimate the cost of resolving your issue submit a request on the UHY Prostir website.

The client has the right to confidentiality, qualified assistance and updates on the case, the obligation to provide truthful information and adhere to agreements.

Yes, a lawyer provides defense in criminal cases, representing the interests of suspects and defendants.

Prepare all relevant documents, formulate questions and describe the situation so the lawyer can effectively provide assistance.

Yes, the client has the right to change lawyers at any time if dissatisfied with their performance.

Clients frequently ask about service costs, case resolution timelines, success prospects, interaction procedures and confidentiality.