Answer: Yes, sole proprietors also require accounting and tax reporting. Incorrect tax calculations or missed reporting deadlines can result in fines, even with small turnover.  Read more

Answer: Yes, accounting records can be restored for any period. We perform document analysis, reconciliation with tax authorities, register restoration, and reporting adjustments. This is especially important before audits or a change of accountant.  Read more

Answer: Accounting and reporting errors can result in fines, additional taxes, penalties, and bank account freezes. Keeping your accounting records up to date and monitoring reporting deadlines helps avoid financial losses.  Read more

Answer: For small and medium-sized businesses, accounting outsourcing is often more cost-effective. The client receives a team of specialists, reduced costs on salaries, taxes, and staffing, as well as contractual responsibility for the quality of accounting and reporting.  Read more

Answer: Yes, it is. Even if inactive, a company is required to maintain accounting and tax records and submit “zero” reports within the established deadlines. Inactivity does not relieve a company of its obligations to tax authorities.  Read more