Bookkeeping and filing: your company records kept the way an inspector expects to find them

The Kurdistan Regional Government now checks company records, going back through old contracts, receipts and filings. We keep yours in one file, in the order an inspector expects to find them. Bond has lawyers, and one of them reads every file. When a buyer, a bank or an inspector asks for a document, it exists and it is the latest version.

The terms
One file
Registration papers, licences, certificates and signatures in one place, ordered the way an inspector expects to find them
One calendar
Every renewal date the company has, tracked and filed before it lapses, so nothing is left open when a check comes
The books
The financial records, old contracts and receipts a buyer, a bank or a government check asks to see, ordered and up to date
On request
A lawyer on our team reads the file, then the pack goes out to the tender, the audit or the bank that asked for it
What you receive
  • The company file
  • The renewal calendar
  • A lawyer’s review of the file
  • Stamped copies returned
  • Document packs on request
How it works

You send what you hold. A lawyer reads it. We keep it current from there.

  1. 01 Send You send us what the company holds today, in whatever state it is in.
  2. 02 Read A lawyer on our team reads it against what your registrations and certificates require, and tells you what is missing.
  3. 03 Keep The file moves to us. Records are kept in the order an inspector expects, and every renewal is filed before its date.
  4. 04 Answer When a buyer, a bank or a government check asks for a document, it goes out the same day, signed and current.