ARSM
Audit, accounting and tax-record services for businesses and other organizations across the Czech Republic
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About ARSM
ARSM provides statutory and other audits, accounting, tax-record management, and economic and accounting advisory. It also undertakes methodological and training work.
Its clients include commercial, manufacturing, financial, nonprofit and public-sector organizations. The firm is based in Prague and serves clients throughout the Czech Republic; its current specialization includes audits of credit unions, health insurers, commercial companies and manufacturers.
ARSM s.r.o. was founded in 1997. It continues the work of an earlier audit firm founded in 1991 by its current partner, Ladislav Jirka.
Product: Auditing, accounting, tax-record management, economic and accounting advisory, and training services.
Jobs at ARSM
Leadership
- Bernard Kleiner · FounderSource: company website
- Zdeněk Šubrt · FounderSource: company website
- Ladislav Jirka · partnerSource: business register
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