Your audit, with books ready for it.

Not always. Every Cyprus company still needs an ICPAC-licensed auditor to sign off its accounts. From 2026, the smallest private companies, measured on turnover and assets over two years in a row, may have a lighter review instead. Your Partner Auditor confirms which applies.

No, and no software or bookkeeping service legally can. An independent, ICPAC-licensed auditor has to do it and sign it. Sumly arranges a Partner Auditor we've verified, and gets your books ready.

Finished year-end accounts, a reconciled ledger and the documents behind the entries. In Sumly, all three are ready before the auditor starts.

An accountant or bookkeeper does the work through the year. They keep the books and prepare the filings. An auditor checks the year-end accounts independently and gives the opinion the law requires. On Premium, your Sumly certified bookkeeper keeps the books and a Partner Auditor audits them.

Yes, its accounts still need signing off. Whether that's a full audit or a review depends on its figures, and the work is simpler when the books are empty but reconciled.

It depends on the company's size, how complex its year was and how clean the books are. Partner Auditor engagements start at €950 and are quoted per company.

Yes. Sumly's books export cleanly, with every entry carrying its source document, so any auditor can work from them.

Yes. ICPAC-licensed auditors and audit firms can become Sumly Partner Auditors and receive engagements, paid per audit. Our page for auditors, linked below, explains how.