Financial statements
Balance sheet, income statement and notes under Greek accounting standards, with the key figures explained in plain language.
Financial reporting & budgeting
Your numbers hold answers: how much you really earn, where liquidity leaks, what the next investment can bear. We turn them into clear reports you understand at a glance.
What's included
From statements to decisions
Budgets & forecasts
Annual income-and-expense budget, scenarios and variance monitoring, so targets don't remain wishful thinking.
Cash-flow analysis
Forecast of receipts and payments, early detection of tight periods and financing planned before it is needed — not under pressure.
Accounting supervision
Organisation and review of your in-house accounting: entry quality, processes, deadlines and periodic management reporting.
How we work
A steady reporting cycle
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Agree the metrics
Together we define the figures that matter for your business — margins, liquidity, cost per project or product.
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Produce the reports
At an agreed frequency you receive your reports with commentary: what went well, what needs attention, what we recommend.
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Discuss & decide
We review the findings together and agree specific actions with an owner and a timeline.
FAQ
Financial reporting questions
How is financial reporting different from bookkeeping?
The books record the past for the tax authority. Financial reports translate the same data into a picture for you: profit margins, cash flows, trends and budget-versus-actual comparisons — so you can make documented decisions.
I have my own accounting department. How can you help?
We take on supervision: we check the quality of entries, organise processes and deadlines and act as external advisor to your in-house team, with periodic reviews and management reporting.
How often do I need a budget and a forecast?
The annual budget is prepared before the new financial year and revised when circumstances change materially — typically quarterly. The cash-flow forecast is monitored more frequently, especially during investment periods or liquidity pressure.
Reports become even more useful when combined with tax planning and business advisory.
Want to see your numbers clearly?
Send us your latest figures and we will show you what a proper report can tell you.