Contract volume
Larger populations need wider sampling and more landlord or operations inquiries. Sparse registers with high vendor spend can cost more than tidy registers with many contracts.
Fees
How lease audit fees are set
Most portfolio work is quote-based. Narrower reviews use day rates or fixed fees per entity. Prices below are informational guides—not a checkout.
| Engagement | Fee basis | Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Lease Portfolio Audit | Quote from population size and entity count | Starting around TWD 180,000 for a single-entity mid-sized portfolio; multi-entity groups scoped in phases. |
| Lease Classification Review | Day rate or fixed batch | From TWD 22,000 per day, or a fixed fee for batches of ten to twenty nominated contracts. |
| Disclosure Readiness Check | Fixed fee per entity per period | Typically TWD 45,000–75,000 depending on note complexity and turnaround window. |
| Renewal-Period Follow-Up | Per visit or light retainer | Priced from change volume since the prior memo; prior clients receive continuity of the engagement lead when available. |
Entity count
Each reporting entity brings its own disclosure package and often its own inventory extract. We phase work so early entities can close while later ones continue fieldwork.
Calendar pressure
Compressed disclosure readiness windows (under one week) carry a rush premium. Booking population freeze dates early keeps fees closer to standard guidance.