Accounting for small businesses in the Tri-City
A salon, restaurant, shop or workshop. You look after your customers, and we look after your accounting, HR, cash register and the authorities.
Programmers, web and app designers, graphic designers, online marketing specialists. You work on a B2B contract, often for clients abroad, and the choice of the form of taxation can mean a difference of thousands of złoty.
You stand at the chair all day and do the paperwork in the evening. Meanwhile, a hair salon has several things that need to be set up correctly from day one.
Beauty and aesthetic treatments, cosmetics for sale, expensive equipment. Each of these is accounted for a little differently.
A doctor on a contract with a hospital, a specialist's private practice, a dentist, physiotherapist, psychotherapist or a veterinary clinic. You look after your patients, and we make sure your accounts comply with the law.
You work with dogs: you teach obedience, solve behavioural problems, take them for walks or look after them while their owners are away. You spend a lot of time outdoors, and the paperwork waits for the evening.
In food service and catering, money comes in every day, in cash, by card or by transfer from businesses, and people work in shifts. Here, keeping your paperwork in order is essential.
A small shop means lots of small invoices, stock on the shelves and customers paying in different ways.
Plumbers, electricians, renovation crews, mechanics. You work at your clients' premises, and your documents ride around in the car.
You run training sessions at a club, outdoors or online, and you record and publish content. Money comes from clients, brands and platforms, and every month you buy equipment and courses.
A ceramics studio, painting lessons, embroidery or sewing courses. You teach others, and often also sell your own work.
In the Tri-City many businesses live by the season: short-term holiday apartments, fish-and-chip bars, rental shops, beach kiosks. Revenue comes in over a few months, while costs run all year round.
Do you import goods from China, sell to Germany or buy from suppliers across Europe? Foreign trade means customs duties, VAT, currencies and additional returns. A single mistake can hold your goods at the border or cost thousands of złoty.
You make cheese, cured meats, sourdough bread, honey, preserves or natural cosmetics. Your products are handmade in small batches, and you sell them at markets, in shops and online.
Do you run a foundation, association or charity? Even if you do not make a profit, the law requires you to keep accounts and file annual financial statements. And the board is often made up of volunteers who want to help, not pore over the balance sheet.
Do you have a business, property or savings that you want to pass on safely to the next generations? A family foundation is a good succession tool, but it has its own rules: full accounting, an annual financial statement and separate tax settlements every time benefits are paid to beneficiaries. We keep the foundation’s books and make sure every benefit is settled in line with the law.
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