- Clients
- 500+
- Years in Athens
- 10+
- Partners carrying files
- 4
- Returns second-read
- 100%
The accounting firm you’d hire if you’d seen the inside of one.
Boutique tax, bookkeeping and founder advisory in Athens — built around a single rule: no return leaves this office without a second partner reading it.
Most people choose an accountant the way they choose a plumber: on a recommendation, once, and then never think about it again. That works until the year it does not. What follows is what we do differently, written plainly enough that you can judge it yourself.
One rule, applied without exception
We were tired of watching good founders pay for someone else’s mistake. Not fraud — ordinary, tired errors, made by one person working alone at the end of a long month, and caught by nobody until a letter arrived two years later.
So nothing leaves this office on one pair of eyes. Every return, filing and memorandum is read in full by a second partner who did not prepare it. It is slower, we charge for it, and it is the whole firm in one sentence.
Six service lines, one standard
Tax Advisory
Personal, corporate and cross-border income tax — planned across the year, not reconstructed in June.
Bookkeeping & VAT
Books that close on a calendar, and a VAT position you can explain to anyone who asks.
Payroll & HR Compliance
Payroll that runs on time, Ergani filings that match it, and contracts that hold up when someone leaves.
Audit Support
The file assembled before the first meeting, not during it.
Founder Advisory
Cap tables, founder pay and exit planning — modelled before the decision, not explained after it.
International & Cross-border
Non-dom positions, treaty relief and transfer pricing — documented to the standard that survives a review.
We work best when we know the trade
Six sectors where we have enough clients to recognise a problem before it is described to us.
What our clients say (and let us print)
Sevasti rebuilt three years of our books in six weeks before our Series A diligence and caught a transfer-pricing exposure our previous firm had missed twice. The lead investor’s diligence partner asked who our accountant was — that’s the only reference I need to give.
When my hospitality group received an AADE letter on a Friday afternoon, Markos had a draft response ready by Monday morning. The penalty was reduced from €27,400 to €1,100.
I have called Sevasti at 7:30 in the morning more times than I can count. She has never once made me feel stupid for asking, and she has never once been wrong about a receipt.
How an engagement runs
- Week 0Intro call — thirty minutes, no fee. You describe what is on your desk; we say whether we are the right firm.
- Week 1Engagement letter — fixed scope, fixed fee, named partner, named reviewer. Signed before any work begins.
- Weeks 2–3Onboarding fortnight — we pull two prior years of filings, reconcile them, and write a candid opening memo.
- MonthlyCycle work and note — compliance runs on calendar. Each month closes with a one-page note from your partner.
- AnnuallyYear-end review — one ninety-minute session. We bring printouts, you bring questions, we agree next year’s plan.