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Balance sheet and income statement Translation
Our team of sworn translators prepares your balance sheet and income statement translation for notarisation where the receiving institution requires it. We provide information about apostilles and consular legalisation; we do not submit or manage these applications.
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Financial statements show a company's financial position and results for a reporting period. They are requested for tender qualification, loan applications and investment negotiations.
Chart of accounts terminology is rendered in the accounting language of the destination country; numerical data are preserved as they appear in the source document, and currencies are not converted. Notes are also an integral part of the statements and are generally translated together with them.
Which institutions request this document?
- Banks and financial institutions — for credit assessments
- Tendering authorities — for financial qualification reviews
- Investors and prospective partners
- Foreign tax authorities
Certification requirements
Notarized translations are required for tenders and official applications.
An apostille can be obtained for statements certified by an accountant or chamber; it is issued by a provincial or district governor's office.
There is no universal rule. The institution requesting the document determines its certification requirements. The information above describes common practice. Tell us which institution you are applying to and we will help clarify the required certification.
Preparing your document
- Ask the institution whether the notes are also required
- Obtain a copy certified by an accountant
- Check the specifications to see how many years of statements are required
- Sending the statements in an editable format can shorten the turnaround time
Frequently asked questions
Is the currency converted?
No. Amounts remain in the currency of the source document; conversion would make the document misleading.
Do the notes also need to be translated?
Institutions conducting financial assessments generally require the notes as well; the statements alone have limited meaning.
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