Sole trader or company: the questions that decide
Every year brings a new comparison table with new thresholds. The questions that actually drive the choice have not changed in a decade.
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What we explain at every first conversation
Things we end up explaining at every first conversation. About process and the judgement behind the numbers, not about legislation.
e-Invoicing: what actually changes for your business
Plenty has been written about the obligations. Far less about what changes in your working day. That is the part that affects you.
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How to choose the right accountant for your business
Price is rarely the deciding factor. How fast you get an answer you actually understand usually is. A few questions that save years of friction.
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A dormant company: what is left to do
A company that does not operate is not a company that does not exist. The real question is not which filings you owe, but whether you keep it at all.
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SAF-T in plain language
It is not one more filing. It is an X-ray of your bookkeeping, sent automatically. That is why how tidy your records are suddenly matters.
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What an accountant actually costs
We cannot give you a figure in an article, and nobody else should either. But we can tell you exactly what drives it and how to compare two quotes properly.
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Switching accountants, step by step
Most people put off switching because they fear losing something along the way. In practice a clean handover takes a few days and does not interrupt your business.
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First steps after setting up your company
The registration papers are the beginning, not the end. What comes in the first weeks, in the order that matters.
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What monthly accounting actually means
You pay for it every month. It is worth knowing what you are buying and, more importantly, what you should be getting back.
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When it is worth asking for tax advice
The short answer: before, not after. The moments where a short conversation changes the most, and the ones where it is already too late.
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Questions to ask before your first big contract
A good contract does not show at signing. It shows at the third unpaid invoice. What is worth settling while you still have leverage.
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When you hire your first employee
The first employee changes a company more than the first client does. What changes in practice, and what is worth preparing in advance.
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Organising your documents so you stop losing time
You do not need a sophisticated system. You need one you will still follow in month six, when you are busy.
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