Accounting

For small and medium-sized companies, we process double and single bookkeeping, tax records and related agendas. This is standard accounting according to applicable standards. We offer comprehensive services in the field of accounting, including representation in negotiations with the authorities.

Why accounting
from us ?

Choose the type of service
according to your requirements

Vyberte si typ služby
podľa vašich požiadaviek

Choose the
type of service
according to your requirements

Vyberte si typ služby
podľa vašich požiadaviek

Double-entry accounting

Simple accounting

You don't know what type of accounting is optimal for you?

Contact us

Help us speed up the process of filling out your business information online. We will design an offer directly for you and contact you

You don't know what type of accounting is optimal for you?

Do you know the difference between simple and double-entry accounting ?

So the answer to the question of whether you need to keep some form of accounting or records is simple - yes, you do. Legislation allows some entrepreneurs to choose the method of accounting, others not. So what are the options and what does each one entail?

Beginner entrepreneurs often ask what type of accounting needs to be kept, what is the difference between single-entry and double-entry accounting, and whether they can choose. Accounting is a "must ride" in any business. The obligation to keep a certain type of accounting in the company is regulated by the Commercial Code and subsequently by the Accounting Act.

Who is obliged to keep simple accounting ?

For them, accounting in simple accounting is an ideal choice, as it is less demanding.

In simple accounting, we keep records of:

Who is obliged to keep double-entry accounting ?

Entrepreneurs registered in the commercial register account by law in the double-entry bookkeeping system without the option of choosing. In that case, an experienced accountant is a good choice.

In double-entry accounting, we account for costs and revenues. This means that costs and revenues enter our accounting, not with actual payment, as in simple accounting, but as costs and revenues when a document or invoice is issued and posted. Double-entry bookkeeping is accounting for business management, which also includes property records. It is billed on two sides: MD (must give), D (gave).