Anya Bergström
Engagement Lead
Fifteen years planning statutory and group audits across Taiwan and the wider region. Focuses on materiality, risk assessment, and clear fieldwork calendars.
About
A Taichung practice built around the planning memo
AI Powered Apps Network helps finance teams in Taiwan prepare audit plans that survive contact with real warehouses, shared-service desks, and year-end pressure.
Why we exist
Too many audit seasons begin with a generic checklist and end with frantic sample chasing. We started this practice to give CFOs and engagement leads a planning pack that names risks, owners, and visit order before fieldwork opens — then to stay present while testing runs.
Rooted in Taiwan
Our office is at No.81,ChienHsingSt.E.Dist.Taichung. Much of our work stays in Taichung and surrounding industrial corridors, where multi-site inventory and family-owned group structures are common. We schedule around Taiwan’s typical interim and year-end close rhythms rather than importing a calendar that ignores local holidays and shipping cut-offs.
How we work with clients
We write in plain language. Findings reference your form names and stamp books. We escalate blockers the same day. We decline work we cannot staff properly during peak season rather than over-promise coverage.
Values that show up in the file
- Specificity over vague comfort language in planning memos
- Respect for process owners’ time when writing sample lists
- Willingness to reopen planning when a late estimate change invalidates the calendar
- Clear boundaries between planning, testing, and opinion issuance
People you may meet
Kenji Okada
Fieldwork Coordinator
Coordinates sample requests, site visits, and daily progress logs so testing stays aligned with the planning memo.
Clara Hsu
Working Paper Reviewer
Reviews binders for cross-references, tickmarks, and support for conclusions before files leave the engagement team.