Tainan-based application audit practice

App Integrity Audit House

Financial integrity work for the papers that decide funding.

We audit loan, grant, credit, and investment applications—the schedules, statements, and attachments that committees must trust—so weak figures surface before a facility is approved or a request is sent.

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Flagship engagement

Full Application Integrity Review

A complete reading of one application package: face forms, cash-flow bridges, collateral lists, and supporting bank papers, delivered as a written memo before the decision date.

Borrowers use it to harden a file before submission. Credit officers and grant administrators use it when internal bandwidth is thin and the amounts are material.

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Related engagements

Other ways we read an application file

Supporting work for teams that need a narrower cut of the same craft—pre-submission fixes, collateral traces, or committee-ready briefings.

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Pre-Submission Figure Check | App Integrity Audit House

A focused review for applicants who want weak numbers and missing schedules fixed before the file leaves their office.

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Collateral & Attachment Trace | App Integrity Audit House

Tracing pledged assets and supporting exhibits to source documents so collateral claims in an application match what can be verified.

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Committee Briefing Pack | App Integrity Audit House

Condensing a completed integrity review into a briefing note that credit committees or grant panels can read in a single sitting.

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“They caught a matching-fund line that still sat on our grant application after the account had been emptied for payroll. The panel meeting was awkward, but the decline would have been worse.”

Mei-Ling Chen, controller for a Tainan cultural nonprofit

From the files

Evidence from real packages

Client stories on this site describe specific application problems—missing collateral traces, related-party revenue, freeze-date discipline—not generic praise. Read the longer notes on our client stories page.

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Field Notes

Recent writing on application audit practice

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2026-05-12

Reading cash-flow bridges inside loan applications · Field Notes

How we test the bridge between reported earnings and the cash figures lenders rely on when sizing repayment capacity.

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2026-04-03

Grant applications and the quiet problem of matching funds · Field Notes

Matching contributions look straightforward on a form until bank statements refuse to show the money sitting where the narrative claims.

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2026-02-18

When related-party sales inflate application revenue · Field Notes

A practical approach to spotting circular turnover between affiliates before it distorts a facility request.

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