Value-added tax return
Quarterly for most small companies. We prepare the filing; the legal representative signs and submits.
COMPLIANCE & RENEWALS
Nobody misses a filing out of laziness. They miss it because the dates live in five different places and none of them reminds you.
Deadlines and penalty levels change with current regulation and entity type. This page describes the common frame; the figures that apply to your company are confirmed during the consultation.
RECURRING OBLIGATIONS
The list below is the common frame for a small company; your entity type and industry decide which parts apply.
Quarterly for most small companies. We prepare the filing; the legal representative signs and submits.
Withheld and declared each period, even when the payroll still has one person on it.
The heaviest period of the year — prepared gradually month by month instead of in the final weeks.
Once a year, small, and the most commonly forgotten because it attaches to no activity.
YEAR TWO
Once expired you cannot submit electronically — usually discovered on the day you need to file.
Running out of numbers or service means you cannot issue an invoice to a customer who is waiting.
An expired domain takes the email with it; messages bounce and you are the last to know.
Conditional industries carry licences with their own expiry cycles, one per sector.
WHICH PART APUS TAKES
We build a compliance calendar for your company at the start of the engagement, covering both tax obligations and the expiry date of every service you depend on. Before each date you get a reminder with exactly what to prepare — not a generic notice.
Renewals are executed with the vendors by us, with cost approved by you first. Every account stays registered in your company's name.
ECOSYSTEM MAP
Apus does not sell one mandatory path. Each stage asks a different question — and one product answers it.
No legal entity yet
Invoicing through a personal account and needing a company to issue invoices and sign contracts.
New company, 0–12 months
The licence exists; now the books must be on time and the business must look settled.
Trading steadily
Real revenue, and spreadsheets are no longer enough to run on.
Staff, and repetitive work
Repetitive work is eating salaries — time to hand it to a machine.
Departments
Several departments need one system and one set of numbers.
Tell us the entity type and industry — we send back the year's dates and the part Apus can take.