Financial reporting

Sometimes the annual accounts won't be ready for months, while you need an up-to-date picture right now — for a mortgage application, a loan, or simply to steer your business well.

Interim reports are prepared, tailored to what the requesting party actually needs: a bank, a municipality assessing a subsidy, or you yourself. Clear, well-substantiated and on time, so an application never stalls for lack of figures.

And an explanation comes with it: what do these numbers actually say about your business, and where are the opportunities or watch-points for the rest of the year?

When renting a home, landlords and housing corporations increasingly ask for an income statement from a bookkeeper or accountant instead of a self-made overview of your income. This statement is usually substantiated with the figures from the last two to three financial years, the interim figures for the current year, and a forecast of the expected profit for the rest of the year.

To draw up these figures and the forecast reliably, the bookkeeping needs to be up to date and well organised — otherwise putting together a well-substantiated statement takes unnecessary time, which can delay a rental application. Dutch Tax House helps get the bookkeeping in order and prepares the interim figures, the forecast, and the income statement for the landlord or housing corporation. Get in touch for a quote.