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The company is making a profit, but the account is empty. Where did the money go?
This is one of the most common misunderstandings among entrepreneurs. The accountant says: the company has a profit. The profit and loss account shows, for example, 100,000 EUR in profit. But the company's bank account only has 10,000 EUR. A logical question arises: Where is the money? The answer is simple — profit is not the same as money. To understand how much free cash a company actually has, a much more important indicator is Free Cash Flow (FCF) . Profit does not mean m
Kristaps Spruntulis
26 ago3 min de lectura


When does accounting start to slow down a company's growth?
As a company grows, not only does turnover increase. The number of invoices, employees, bank accounts, projects, warehouse operations, and management requests for increasingly detailed information also increase. At first, accounting can often be organized relatively simply: documents are sent via email, data is entered manually, and financial results are reviewed once a month. However, there comes a time when the current system no longer meets the needs of the company. The pr
Kristaps Spruntulis
24 jul3 min de lectura


Confidentum expands operations: accounting services also in Spain
Today's business increasingly crosses national borders. That's why we are pleased to announce that Confidentum now offers accounting services in Spain. Starting or developing a business in another country always comes with its own challenges. In Spain, these are most often related to different tax systems, local legislation and administrative requirements. This is where a reliable partner who knows the local environment and can ensure correct and timely financial accounting i
Kristaps Spruntulis
5 may1 min de lectura


Why Spain Is Becoming a Smart Tax Choice for Expat Entrepreneurs
For many expats Spain is often chosen for lifestyle, climate and quality of life. But once you start looking at the numbers, Spain also turns out to be a solid and often underestimated place to run a business. Rather than being the lowest-tax country in Europe, Spain offers something more useful for most founders: a combination of reasonable taxation, targeted incentives and large domestic market. Here are the key advantages that make Spain worth serious consideration. Lower
Kristaps Spruntulis
1 may4 min de lectura
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