What matters in 30 seconds
- As an individual: your professional income and expenses fall under non-commercial profits (BNC), reported on the 2035 return.
- Through a company: a professional practice company or another form allowed by your profession, with its annual accounts and tax return.
- VAT: some activities are exempt, others are subject to it; we check your situation.
- Your contributions: based on your professional income, paid to your pension fund and Urssaf; setting money aside avoids surprises.
- Key steps: setting up, collaboration, partnership, moving into a company or selling the practice.
What we take care of
The accounting and tax engagement
Accounting for your income and expenses, the 2035 return or the annual accounts and tax return of your company, VAT where applicable, with a dedicated accountant.
Additional services, à la carte
Payroll for your staff, corporate secretarial for your company and, on request, a comparative study before moving into a company or a partnership.
Your budget
Your budget depends first on the actual work your file requires. As an indication, the accounting and tax engagement starts at €200 excl. VAT per month as an individual and €225 excl. VAT per month for a company. Estimate my budget
Going further, by profession: liberal professions and medical and healthcare.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an accountant as an individual?
It is not mandatory, but the 2035 return, deduction rules and contributions call for rigour. An accountant secures your filings and saves you time.
When should I move into a practice company?
When your income grows, or you want to partner or organise your professional assets. It is a decision to base on figures: we can study it on request.
Is my profession subject to VAT?
It depends on your activity: healthcare is in principle exempt, most consulting is subject to VAT, subject to the exemption threshold. We check your situation.
How are your fees set?
According to your form of practice, volume, staff and services chosen. They are set out in a written proposal and reviewed if your activity changes. See our fees
Can I deduct my professional expenses?
Expenses incurred for your practice can generally be deducted, provided they are supported and in your professional interest; some follow specific rules (vehicle, meals, home office). We review them with you.