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Financial Advisory

With a certified public accountant at your side, we support your financial decisions through reporting, interpretation and sound guidance.

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Financial advisory goes beyond bookkeeping: it means interpreting your company's financial health and helping you make the right decisions. We make the numbers meaningful and become a partner you can rely on for financial matters.

As certified public accountants (SMMM), we look at your business as a whole across tax, company law, social security and financing.

Scope of advisory

  • Financial statement and ratio analysis, management reporting
  • Representation in tax audits, inspections and correspondence with the authorities
  • Financial statements, balance sheets and activity reports for loan applications
  • Advice on investments, incentives, KOSGEB support and grants
  • Profit distribution, capital increases, share transfers and shareholder changes
  • General assembly and board resolutions, trade registry procedures
  • Mergers, demergers, conversions and liquidation

Who is it for?

Regular advisory is critical for businesses that are growing, planning new investments, taking on partners or seeking finance. We also work on a project basis for one-off needs such as a share transfer or capital increase.

How we work

  1. Assessment: We review your financial statements, tax history and company structure.
  2. Priorities: We list risks and opportunities in order of importance.
  3. Roadmap: We share the steps, timeline and cost clearly.
  4. Regular reviews: We follow up results together in periodic meetings.

Why it matters

  • Timely advice prevents unnecessary tax burden and penalties
  • Financial statements that build trust with banks and investors
  • Shareholder and capital transactions handled lawfully and on record
  • Decisions based on data rather than guesswork

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a bookkeeper and a financial advisor?

A licensed financial advisor not only keeps the books but also interprets financial statements, advises on tax and corporate matters and represents you before the authorities, supporting decisions about the future rather than just recording the past.

I have been selected for a tax audit. What should I do?

Contact us as soon as you receive the notice. We prepare the requested books and documents, attend meetings with the inspector and assess settlement or appeal options against any assessment.

Which financial documents do banks require for a loan?

Banks usually ask for recent balance sheets and income statements, a current trial balance and your tax certificate. We prepare them consistently, with explanations, in the format the bank expects.

Can I get one-off advice?

Yes. We work on a project basis for specific transactions such as capital increases, share transfers, profit distribution or liquidation, and agree the scope and fee before starting.

Get a quote for this service

Tell us briefly about your business and we will send a tailored fee proposal.

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