Annual accounts and tax returns — without the last-minute rush
The year-end close is the exam for the whole year. We start preparing in November so there are no surprises in your tax bill or accounts — especially now that 2026 is the first full year in euro.
2026 figures and deadlines
What's included
Stock-takes and reconciliations
Stock, cash, receivables and payables agreed to documents before year end.
Depreciation and tax adjustments
Accounting and tax depreciation, provisions, non-deductible costs.
Annual tax returns
Corporate tax return (Art. 92 CITA) for companies; personal return (Art. 50 PITA) for sole traders and freelancers.
Annual financial statements
Prepared and published in the Commercial Register on time, with no state fee.
Dormant company declaration
For companies with no activity in the year — instead of financial statements.
Profit distribution
Dividend resolutions and the related tax calculated and filed correctly.
How it works
November
Preliminary profit review and tax estimate.
December
Stock-take and decisions on costs and assets before 31 December.
January–March
Final entries, tax adjustments, draft accounts.
By the deadlines
Tax return filed, tax paid, accounts published.
Frequently asked questions
What does the year-end close involve?
Checking and finalising all transactions for the year: stock-takes, depreciation, tax adjustments, profit and tax. It ends with the annual tax return and the annual financial statements.
What do I need to prepare?
All documents up to 31 December, contracts for larger deals, stock and asset data and any dividend plans. We send you a short checklist in November.
My company had no activity — what do I file?
A declaration of no activity by 30 June instead of financial statements. Careful: even one transaction or a bank fee may count as activity, so ask us before filing.
Can I use you just for the year-end?
Yes. We also take on one-off year-end work, including for companies whose monthly books are kept elsewhere — after reviewing the documents and balances.
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