Financial statements are key accounting documents that report a company’s financial condition and business performance on a regular basis.

Under commercial law, these typically include the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of retained earnings or deficit disposal. Under Korean IFRS (K-IFRS), the cash flow statement and accompanying notes are also required.

Financial statements are a compilation of accounting information and are essential for credit ratings, investment decisions and internal management strategy planning.

Depending on the purpose, various formats are used, such as full financial statements, summary financial statements, or manufacturing financial statements. Accurate interpretation of numerical data and accounting terms is critical.

1-StopKorea offers multilingual financial statement translations in English, Chinese, Japanese, and other languages, including rare languages upon request. We also translate related documents such as financial statement analysis sheets, verification certificates, and proof of financial records.
All translations are performed by highly qualified translators with a master’s degree or higher in accounting or public administration to ensure precision and usability.