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A successful business requires full focus. That is why we take care of your accounting, taxes and payroll so that you can fully devote yourself to your business.
Instead of paperwork and carrying binders, we use modern digital processes and electronic document processing that save time and reduce administration.
Our services are built on an experienced team of experts, reliability and more than 25 years of experience on the Slovak market.
Thanks to team substitutability, an emphasis on accuracy and an individual approach, you gain a stable professional background and a partner you can rely on in the long term.
Modern accounting for companies and sole traders.
Professional payroll and HR administration for your company.
Tax advice, optimisation and preparation of tax returns.
We are a well-coordinated team of accounting, payroll and tax experts. Each team member has their own specialisation, which allows us to ensure substitutability, professional expertise and reliable service for our clients.
Managing Director, Senior Accountant
Managing Director, Senior Payroll & HR Specialist
Senior Accountant & Payroll Specialist
Senior Accountant & Payroll Specialist
Senior Accountant
Junior Accountant
Junior Accountant
Back Office & Junior Accountant
Transparent service packages for companies. If you need an individual solution,
we will gladly prepare a tailored offer for you.
from EUR 59 / month
from EUR 119 / month
from 249 € / month
from 1 January 2027 a new electronic invoicing system – e-invoice (eFaktúra) – will be launched in Slovakia. What matters most for you is that, as a non-VAT payer, you do not have a general obligation to issue e-invoices, but you must be ready to receive them.
From 1 January 2027, VAT payers face a significant change in the way invoices are issued and received. A mandatory e-invoicing system will be launched in Slovakia.
From 1 July 2026, the rules for compulsory social insurance of sole traders and other self-employed persons are changing fundamentally. The change will affect not only sole traders who already pay social contributions, but also entrepreneurs with lower incomes and people just starting a business.
Working with sole traders is a normal part of doing business. The problem arises when a person is a sole trader only on paper but in practice works just like a regular employee.
From 1 January 2027, new legislation comes into force that fundamentally changes the way invoicing works in Slovakia. Switching to a structured electronic format is an essential step towards fully automated accounting processes.
From 1 January 2026, the social insurance system in Slovakia is undergoing a significant overhaul as part of public finance consolidation. The changes affect not only how long benefits are paid, but also the control mechanisms and the way the money reaches you.
from 1 January 2027 a new electronic invoicing system – e-invoice (eFaktúra) – will be launched in Slovakia. What matters most for you is that, as a non-VAT payer, you do not have a general obligation to issue e-invoices, but you must be ready to receive them.
From 1 January 2027, VAT payers face a significant change in the way invoices are issued and received. A mandatory e-invoicing system will be launched in Slovakia.
From 1 July 2026, the rules for compulsory social insurance of sole traders and other self-employed persons are changing fundamentally. The change will affect not only sole traders who already pay social contributions, but also entrepreneurs with lower incomes and people just starting a business.
Working with sole traders is a normal part of doing business. The problem arises when a person is a sole trader only on paper but in practice works just like a regular employee.
From 1 January 2027, new legislation comes into force that fundamentally changes the way invoicing works in Slovakia. Switching to a structured electronic format is an essential step towards fully automated accounting processes.
From 1 January 2026, the social insurance system in Slovakia is undergoing a significant overhaul as part of public finance consolidation. The changes affect not only how long benefits are paid, but also the control mechanisms and the way the money reaches you.
