Startup of the Week - PROfiltr
by Startacus Admin
In need of an accountant? PROfiltr is a marketplace startup aimed at helping startups and SMEs alike...
Whether you’re an early stage startup or you’ve been in operation for quite a while, the fact remains that you will need an accountant. It’s a given. After all, from initial company formation to VAT returns, they provide a service that is essential.Choosing an accountant can however be a challenging task in itself. We often rely on word of mouth referrals from family and friends or simply randomly select one from a quick Google search of practices in our area.
It’s often the case therefore that we end up with accountants who aren’t exactly the right fit for our business and its needs. That however need no longer be the case thanks to our latest startup of the week.
PROfiltr is an “online marketplace for accountants” aimed at helping startups and SMEs alike.Here’s how it works:
Simply select the particular service that you need - tax returns, payroll support, annual accounts - whatever you need.
PROfiltr will then select the most suitable approved and vetted accountants for you and provide you with tailored quotes for your requirements, which you can review and compare.
Once you select your preferred accountant, you can let the PROfiltr folk know and they will arrange a free consultation meeting for you. You’ll not be under any obligation to avail of their services until you’re happy that they’re the right choice and can meet your accounting requirements and needs.
PROfiltr have created a simple and straightforward service and in our opinion it’s a service which could prove invaluable for startup and small business owners.
After all, it’s helping them to save both time and money - the most precious of commodities!
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Published on: 22nd May 2019
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