Wan Chai · Financial auditing

Revenue recognition that stands up to scrutiny

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.

Finance professional reviewing contract schedules and ledgers at a desk

Where cut-off and performance obligations meet

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.

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Revenue recognition verification

Full-cycle review of contracts, performance obligations, variable consideration, and cut-off testing for a reporting period.

Contract portfolio review

Sampling and deep-dive work across multi-element arrangements, licences, and long-term service agreements.

Pre-audit readiness

Working-paper packs and walkthroughs so your year-end audit team spends less time reconstructing revenue logic.

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From Hopewell Centre to your ledger

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

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Field notes from recent work

Practical notes on cut-off, variable consideration, and Hong Kong reporting practice.

Have a closing date on the calendar?

Tell us about your contract mix and reporting deadline. We reply within two business days with a scoping outline.

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