Audiitorbüroo Elss
Audit, accounting and tax consulting for companies and public bodies across Estonia, from Tartu
About Audiitorbüroo Elss
Audiitorbüroo ELSS provides audit and review services, accounting services, auditing of EU projects and tax consulting. Its audit work follows Estonian rules and is adapted to each client's field of activity.
The firm serves business companies, local governments, state agencies, public-law bodies, foundations and cooperatives across Estonia, and the website reports more than 200 clients. Its team includes three sworn auditors.
Audiitorbüroo ELSS OÜ is registered as an Estonian private limited company, founded in 1997; the website states that the audit business was established in Tartu in 1991. Its office is in Tartu, and the firm is listed as an audit firm in the Estonian Board of Auditors' register.
Product: Audit and review services, accounting services, auditing of EU projects and tax consulting.
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