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Transparency report 2017

Would you like to know the fi­gu­res be­hind Eb­ner Stolz? We are one of the lar­gest in­de­pen­dent mid-si­zed con­sul­ting firms in Ger­many and are among the top ten in the in­dus­try. Our more than 1,300 part­ners and em­ployees with de­ca­des of so­lid ex­pe­ri­ence in ac­coun­ting/au­diting, tax con­sul­ting, le­gal con­sul­ting, and busi­ness con­sul­ting can be found at 15 lo­ca­ti­ons in all ma­jor Ger­man ci­ties and busi­ness cen­ters. In 2016 Eb­ner Stolz ge­ne­ra­ted re­ve­nue of ap­pro­xi­mately EUR 181 mil­lion.

Would you like to know even more about us? Ac­coun­tants and ac­coun­ting firms are le­gally re­qui­red to publish a trans­pa­rency re­port every year on their web­site at the la­test th­ree months af­ter the end of the ca­len­dar year, if they have con­duc­ted at least one fi­nan­cial au­dit that year for a com­pany of pu­blic in­te­rest.

Ebner Stolz Transparency report 2017© iStock

This trans­pa­rency re­port lays out all le­gally re­qui­red in­for­ma­tion about the struc­ture and or­ga­niza­tion of Eb­ner Stolz GmbH & Co. KG Wirt­schaftsprüfungs­ge­sell­schaft Steu­er­be­ra­tungs­ge­sell­schaft, Stutt­gart.

 

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