How it works

Outsource your bookkeeping, then forget it exists.

Bookkeeping is not supposed to live in your head, and least of all in a language you do not read. Three things are left for you, and even those mostly happen by themselves.

Your part

How it works: send a photo, approve, then your own accountant files.

  1. 1

    Send it in

    Photograph a receipt and you are done. You also get your own email address from us; anything you forward there arrives automatically.

    • Send a photo
    • Your own address
    • Your bank account
    • Your webshop
    Two taps
  2. 2

    Approve and file

    You get an email when your VAT return is ready. You open it, see where every amount came from, and click approve. In English.

    A few minutes per quarter
  3. 3

    Ask anything

    Unsure about an expense, or about a letter from the Belastingdienst? You message your own accountant, not a general inbox.

    Whenever you want

No software to learn, no month-end close to run yourself, and no Dutch deadline you have to remember.

Your own accountant: the rest happens without you.

Your own accountant

Automatic

  1. Arrives photo, email, bank or shop
  2. Read amount, date, supplier
  3. Posted ledger and VAT rate
  4. Reviewed does it add up, and if not: why
  5. Filed after you approve

And then you hear this. Or nothing, which is most of the time.

  • Something is unreadable

    Your own accountant message in the portal

    Your receipt from 12 July is handwritten. I read € 43.60 at Bakker Jansen. Is that right?

  • Something is missing

    Your own accountant message in the portal

    There is a € 220.00 payment without a receipt. Do you still have it somewhere?

  • You want to know something

    JD You message in the portal

    I received a blue envelope from the Belastingdienst and I cannot read it. Should I worry?

Shall we take it off your hands?

Choose your business type and situation. Within one working day we send an initial estimate or ask for any details we still need. No obligation, with the final price confirmed in writing.