Bookkeeping for demanding businesses

Order is not an end in itself.
It creates scope for action.

Reliable. Clearly structured. Quietly in the background.

Stability in day-to-day operations. Clarity for decision-making.

Well-managed financial and payroll accounting forms the foundation of effective business management. It not only provides figures for financial statements and tax returns, but also creates the basis for transparency, planning reliability, and sound decision-making.

Facts+ handles financial and payroll bookkeeping for companies that expect reliability — without operational friction. We ensure structured processes, consistent data, and full compliance with all statutory requirements.

We do not view bookkeeping as an isolated obligation, but as part of a broader management framework. Our processes, systems, and reporting are designed to meet both tax requirements and internal information needs.

Financial and payroll bookkeeping services can be provided on a modular and optional basis — aligned with the company’s organizational structure, internal resources, and individual requirements.

Key Areas of Practice

  • Ongoing financial bookkeeping for companies of various sizes and structures
  • Payroll accounting, including all related benefits and components
  • Implementation and optimization of accounting processes
  • Coordination with tax advisory, annual financial statements, and reporting
  • Advice on wage tax and social security matters
  • Support during audits by tax authorities and social security institutions
  • Optional: assistance with digital bookkeeping and payroll systems
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