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Business guides, step by step.
Starting a business, organising documents or planning to hire? Here you will find practical tips and checklists to help you prepare for your next conversation with your accountant.
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Your first conversation with an accountant.
What to share about your business to receive an offer that fits its needs.
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9 practical guidesHow should you prepare documents for your accountant?
A few simple arrangements that make sharing documents and monthly accounting easier.
Read the guideChanging accountants — Where should you start?
How to plan the handover so that documents and responsibilities remain clear.
Read the guideYour first conversation with an accountant.
What to share about your business to receive an offer that fits its needs.
Read the guideYour first month in business — How to organise your accounting
Business details, your first documents and how to stay in touch with your accountant. A practical plan for getting started together.
Read the guideInvoices and proof of payment — How to link your documents
How to organise invoices, transfers, advance payments and corrections so your accountant can follow the transaction from start to finish.
Read the guideAn unusual business expense — What should you explain to your accountant?
Five elements of a short description that helps your accountant understand and assess a purchase.
Read the guideYour first team member — How to prepare the paperwork
What to discuss before someone starts, so HR, payroll and responsibility for formalities are clear.
Read the guideYour annual tax return — What to prepare before your appointment
How to gather income details, documents for tax reliefs and questions about your PIT return.
Read the guideYour first international sale — What to discuss with your accountant
The customer, what you are selling, transport and payment. Information to gather before arranging your first international transaction.
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