Revenue recognition verification
Full-cycle review of contracts, performance obligations, variable consideration, and cut-off testing for a reporting period.
Wan Chai · Financial auditing
Appsync Data verifies how Hong Kong companies recognise revenue under IFRS 15 and related standards — contract by contract, obligation by obligation — before your statutory auditors or investors do.
We work with controllers, CFOs, and audit committees who need an independent read on whether revenue recorded this period matches the substance of customer contracts — not just the invoice calendar.
Full-cycle review of contracts, performance obligations, variable consideration, and cut-off testing for a reporting period.
Sampling and deep-dive work across multi-element arrangements, licences, and long-term service agreements.
Working-paper packs and walkthroughs so your year-end audit team spends less time reconstructing revenue logic.
Our team sits in Wan Chai and works on-site or remotely across Hong Kong. Engagements are scoped in writing, timed to your closing calendar, and delivered as findings you can act on — not a slide deck of general advice.
How an engagement runs“They flagged a licence renewal pattern we had been recognising upfront. Correcting it before year-end saved us a painful exchange with the statutory team — though the first draft of their memo was denser than we’d hoped.”
— Mei Ling Chow, Group Financial Controller, logistics group
Practical notes on cut-off, variable consideration, and Hong Kong reporting practice.
Why delivery evidence, customer acceptance, and billing calendars diverge — and how verification teams test the gap.
A calmer way to allocate transaction price when Hong Kong distributors sell software licences with multi-year support.
A practical index: contract excerpts, cut-off schedules, and judgement notes that shorten the first audit meeting.
Tell us about your contract mix and reporting deadline. We reply within two business days with a scoping outline.
Request a scoping call