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Accountancy missions

You want to delegate your regulatory obligations, identify possible risks, optimize your accounting and tax options by integrating the economic environment that is yours.

Today, business leaders and liberal professionals are all asking the question: what is the use of a chartered accountant and is accounting useful other than protecting oneself from tax administration? Accounting now allows managers to assess the performance of their activity, compare their activity over several years, anticipate and predict future changes before their competitors. We support you in the management and development of their activity to provide daily advice from a specialized business expert who can anticipate and make the right decisions.

Our Missions

Save precious time

Keeping accounts of your business. Intermediate situation. Establishment of the annual balance sheet of your company. Accounting review.

Evaluate your performance

Establishment of a Business Plan. Analysis of margins. Optimization of costs and cost price. Provisional budget, management monitoring and advice. Inventory of stocks.

Assistance from a rigorous expert

Tax returns for your business. Optimizing the impact of taxation. Assistance in the event of a tax audit.

Develop your business

Payroll and social and sectoral declarations. Assistance during controls by social organizations. To be assured on a daily basis of taking charge of your regulatory constraints.

Our IFRS corner

In recent years, despite the crises: covid-19 or not, the international accounting standardisation continues its good work. But this evolution is not without upsetting the daily life of many professionals and companies. Three standards illustrate this phenomenon:

The new IFRS 15 standard on income recognition completely redraws the profile of your turnover and involves 4 major requirements.
Four years have passed since the initial application date of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) 9, a standard that has shaken up the banking industry and changed the way we think about financial instruments.
The next upheaval is announced in the insurance sector. Are you ready for the new insurance standard – IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts?

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