Qualitätssicherung in Steuerberatung und Wirtschaftsprüfung

The term quality assurance is common in the practice of tax consulting, auditing, and the legal field. Quality assurance itself is a highly relevant topic. However, how these requirements are implemented and addressed in practical work is left to each smaller firm to decide for themselves. Professional training focuses on teaching and learning technical content. There are few systematic and specifically tailored guidelines and representations regarding office organization, the establishment of a firm, employee management, client relationships, filing, case management, or many other questions. Professional training largely neglects this area.

This book aims to provide interested colleagues and readers, including those from other fields, with a practical guide to developing their own system. This system is neither an original invention nor a mere adoption of existing templates. It is a proposal to further develop one's existing structure by utilizing existing possibilities and experiences. The importance of this point cannot be overstated. A personal system must be developed. The only prerequisites are interest and discipline.

The result should be a relief in work, a systematization of routine tasks, a qualitative improvement in work to avoid or prevent liability cases, and, depending on personal priorities, either greater economic success or more personal leisure time.