The areas of expertise of an accountant

Account consolidation

The consolidation of accounts is a legal requirement for entities that reach a certain threshold. However, the presentation of consolidated financial statements adds an additional dimension to your company's image and gives it an overall financial viewpoint. It is a useful tool for communication with your partners that will improve the readability of your accounts and understanding of your activity.

Accounting and financial audit

The primary role of the accounting and financial audit is to certify the accounts of a company. It makes it possible to check the compliance, honesty and reliability of its accounts in accordance with the legislation in force. The accounting audit also has a forecasting function (compiling dashboards) to ensure the company's sustainability. It is a valuable technical asset.

Accounting insolvency

Accounting maintenance and review

A company has to keep accounts to record all the various current operations (purchase and sales invoices, expense reports, etc.) in order to draw up the year end balance sheet (representing the company's assets and liabilities) and the income statement. A chartered accountant also has to establish the tax package for calculating the amount of corporation tax or income tax payable.

Accounts receivable / accounts payable

A company may choose to entrust its accounts receivable / payable accounting to a chartered accountant, in order to draw up a year-end balance sheet to illustrate their situation both as regards outstanding debts but also of monies owing.

Acquisition and disposal audit

An acquisition audit enables an optimal and safe acquisition of a company using a detailed investigation covering various angles (accounting, financial, legal, social, real estate and other analyses). It highlights the opportunities and/or risks of a possible acquisition. As for a disposal audit, it enables management of the best and most timely transfer of a company.

Acquisitions

Annual Accounts

Audit Commissioner

As a Statutory Auditor appointed as Audit Commissioner he is independent and external to the company. He assesses the contributions in kind of a company constituting the share capital. For sole trader simplified joint-stock company or simplified joint-stock company, an Audit Commissioner is mandatory. However, it is optional for sole trader limited liability company and limited liability company provided that the value of each contribution is under €30,000 and that the total amount of contributions in kind is less than half of the share capital.

Auditing

Auditor

Balance sheets

An accounting balance sheet must be drawn up every year, usually completed by a qualified Chartered Accountant registered with the OEC (Institute of Chartered Accountants) The balance sheet shows your company's assets, highlighting what the company owns and what it owes. The accounting balance sheet is has to be balanced, i.e. the total assets equals the total liabilities.

Book-keeping

Bounce Back Loan Application

Budget

Budget Forecasting

Business Advisory

Business Consultants

Business Incorporation

Business management consultancy

Business Modelling