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Apus Launch

ACCOUNTING & TAX

Books on time — and a name attached to them.

Most owners are not afraid of paying tax. They are afraid of not knowing whether they are doing it right until somebody asks.

Apus performs bookkeeping and prepares tax filings; filings are signed by the company's legal representative. Apus is not a licensed tax agent and does not sign returns on a client's behalf.

WHAT IS FIXED

Three certainties so you can stop watching the calendar

One point of contact

One person knows your whole file, instead of a different party per task.

Deadlines that hold

Filing dates are tracked and flagged ahead of time, including in the periods when you are busiest.

A fixed fee

A monthly fee for an agreed scope; anything outside it is quoted before the work starts.

WHAT A MONTH LOOKS LIKE

You appear twice: sending documents, and signing

Start of month

You send documents against a fixed checklist — photos are fine, no sorting required.

Mid-month

We post them and send back a reconciliation so you can confirm revenue and costs match reality.

Seven days before the deadline

The period is already prepared and you get the reminder — you never have to remind us.

End of period

The return is prepared in full, you sign and file, and your copy stays in your own records.

WHY IT HOLDS

Controls you can inspect, not promises

The final reviewer has a name

A chief accountant with more than twenty years of practice owns quality — not an anonymous process.

Two-layer review

The person who posts and the person who reviews are different people, so arithmetic errors do not reach a return.

The data is in your name

Books run on Apus Accounting under your account; if the engagement ends, everything is handed over.

ECOSYSTEM MAP

Which stage is your company in?

Apus does not sell one mandatory path. Each stage asks a different question — and one product answers it.

  1. No legal entity yet

    Invoicing through a personal account and needing a company to issue invoices and sign contracts.

    • Apus Launch(you are here)
  2. New company, 0–12 months

    The licence exists; now the books must be on time and the business must look settled.

    • Apus Launch(you are here)
  3. Trading steadily

    Real revenue, and spreadsheets are no longer enough to run on.

  4. Staff, and repetitive work

    Repetitive work is eating salaries — time to hand it to a machine.

  5. Departments

    Several departments need one system and one set of numbers.

Get an accounting quote

Send us your entity type and current document volume — scope and a fixed fee come back within one working day.

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