For tax advisors and auditors

Fewer follow-up questions with EWKFondsG clients

The 2025 quantity report (deadline May 15, 2026) is the first one that is genuinely subject to audit under the UBA audit guidelines — for many firms, the first real EWKFondsG cycle. The effort rarely lies in the audit itself, but before it: gathering quantities from spreadsheets, purchase receipts, and production data. That's exactly where EWKPilot comes in.

85 seconds before you read on

Short video: why the 2025 quantity report becomes the first real EWKFondsG audit cycle for many firms, and what a complete audit binder changes for your follow-up and audit effort.

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Look at the audit binder before reading on

A complete sample as a client would export it from EWKPilot — with embedded data sheets and receipts, the derivation of a quantity obtained via receipt evaluation, and a case correctly flagged as levy-exempt under the 500-gram threshold. Demo data, no real client information.

View sample audit binder (PDF)

What this means for your audit

What it costs you: nothing

As an auditor you need no account of your own and pay nothing. Your client gives you the audit binder either as a PDF or via a time-limited, revocable read-only link. That decision rests entirely with the client.

Background: what auditors assess in the ICS

We've summarized what the UBA audit guidelines mean by an internal control system, why it decides between sampling and a full audit — and what software can cover versus what remains the client's organizational responsibility.

Read the ICS guide in the knowledge base

Questions about the binder or the process?

A short email is enough — including simply telling us what's missing.

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EWKPilot provides software for recording, preparing, and exporting the audit binder — the audit itself and its legal assessment remain with you. EWKPilot does not replace legal or tax advice.