Can you set up the company for me?

No. Company formation is not something we offer. Once the company exists, we settle the early accounting questions — VAT position, reporting cycle, how the books are kept — while changing them still costs nothing.

We have no records yet. Is that a problem?

No. Starting from nothing is easier than untangling a year of improvised bookkeeping. The books are set up from the beginning in a form a bank or an investor can follow.

How do we keep track of what is due?

Every obligation the company has is dated and tracked in a filing calendar from the start, and your accountant tells you what is needed before each date.

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Accurit sector expertise

Accounting for Startups & SMEs in Malta

Getting the basics right from the start: registration, the right VAT article, and books that will survive due diligence later.

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The sector, plainly

The choices made in a company’s first months are the cheapest to get right and the most expensive to revisit: which reporting cycle it works to, which VAT position applies, and whether the bookkeeping will still make sense to an outsider in three years. None of them feels urgent at the time, and all of them get looked at closely by the first bank, investor or buyer who asks.

The pressure points

Where startups & SMEs businesses struggle

Early decisions made once, quickly
Positions settled in the first few weeks tend to go unexamined until something forces a review of them.
Records kept for the founder alone
Books that make sense to whoever wrote them are hard to hand over, and harder to put in front of a lender or a buyer.
Compliance noticed once it is late
Filing obligations begin quietly, and a first-time company usually learns a deadline by having missed it.

Our approach

How we work with the sector

The early questions settled first
VAT position and reporting cycle worked through at the outset, while changing them still costs nothing.
Books built to be read by others
Records kept from the beginning in a form a bank, an investor or an auditor can follow without a guide.
A filing calendar from the start
Every obligation the company has, dated and tracked, so the first year does not teach the deadlines the hard way.

The outcome

Here’s what changes for startups & SMEs businesses.

Foundations that do not need redoing
Positions taken deliberately at the start rather than corrected under pressure two years later.
Ready for the first serious question
Records that stand up to a lender’s or an investor’s review whenever it comes, without a clean-up first.
A price agreed before the work starts
The cost of the accounting known in advance, in a year when very little else about the business is.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Startups & SMEs questions

Can you set up the company for me?
No. Company formation is not something we offer. Once the company exists, we settle the early accounting questions — VAT position, reporting cycle, how the books are kept — while changing them still costs nothing.
We have no records yet. Is that a problem?
No. Starting from nothing is easier than untangling a year of improvised bookkeeping. The books are set up from the beginning in a form a bank or an investor can follow.
How do we keep track of what is due?
Every obligation the company has is dated and tracked in a filing calendar from the start, and your accountant tells you what is needed before each date.

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