DEMOValedura is a made-up firm · sample website by Fernando Gómez de la MataWhat is this

Tax · Payroll · Bookkeeping

We keep your books and we pick up the phone

We are a neighbourhood firm of five people with more than twenty years behind us. We look after self-employed people and small companies nearby: tax, payroll and bookkeeping, with one contact who already knows how your business works.

In the neighbourhood since 2004 · Mon-Thu 9:00-18:00 · Fri 9:00-15:00

A wooden desk beside a window, with a closed folder, a brass lamp and a shelf of binders behind it.

Someone gave you our name. This page is what happens next.

Almost all our clients arrive because somebody mentioned us. So this site isn't here to talk you into anything: it's here so you can check who we are, what it costs and how we work, before you pick up the phone.

A round wooden table with two facing chairs, two coffee cups, a closed folder and a pen.

One contact, not a switchboard

You know who you're talking to, and that person knows your business. No explaining the whole story again every time you call.

Clear accounts, ours included

What each plan costs is published on this site. No small print, no lock-in and no need to request a quote to find out.

We warn you before, not after

The deadlines are ours to track. You hear about them a fortnight ahead, not when the letter arrives.

What actually changes day to day

Your paperwork, where you can see it

Upload invoices when you have them, download your signed filings and see what falls due before it does. No phone call, no hunting for an email from three months ago.

See inside the client area
  • Upload invoices from your phone; they keep their date of receipt
  • Download any filing already submitted, without asking for it
  • See the deadlines coming up and who they apply to
  • Write to your adviser and the conversation stays where you'll find it

A change with a date on it

Verifactu and e-invoicing arrive in 2027

If you run a company, 1 January 2027. If you are self-employed as an individual, 1 July 2027. Here's what changes, what software qualifies and what is worth sorting out before then.

Published on 30 July 2026

Read what changes

What we do

Four areas and a single monthly fee. Nothing gets invoiced by surprise and no question is charged separately.

Tax advice

Filings on time, without last-minute surprises.

See the detail

Payroll and employment

Payslips, contracts and social security.

See the detail

Bookkeeping

Books in order and a clear picture of how the year is going.

See the detail

Company formation

From the idea to a trading company, with a single point of contact.

See the detail

Where we already know where the traps are

A firm that covers everything stands out at nothing. These are the five sectors we have spent years in.

  • HospitalityStaff coming and going, tips, two VAT rates on the same bill and a collective agreement that keeps moving.
  • Local retailStock, daily till and thin margins: here a VAT mistake shows up within the month.
  • Transport and deliveryFlat-rate schemes, professional diesel, transport licences and vehicles moving in and out of the balance sheet.
  • E-commerceCross-border sales, the VAT one-stop shop and platforms that settle in their own way.
  • Independent professionalsWithholdings, hard-to-justify expenses and the eternal question of what can be deducted.

What it costs

It's the first thing people ask on the phone, so it's answered here, with a starting price and what each plan covers.

Sole trader

from €55 a month

You work for yourself and have nobody on the payroll.

Sole trader with staff

from €95 a month

You have between one and five people on the payroll.

Limited company

from €165 a month

You run a company with activity and statutory accounting duties.

Example figures. Valedura is a made-up firm and these amounts are no real business's rates: they show how the question gets answered, not what the service is worth.

Who we are

Five people with names, an office on the street and the credentials on display. In this trade you trust the person who signs.

Meet the firm

What this site is

Valedura doesn't exist. This website does, and Fernando Gómez de la Mata built it

It's a demonstration built to show what a neighbourhood accountancy firm's website can look like. The brand, the team, the fees and the contact details are invented. The only real thing on this page is the WhatsApp below.

If you're looking for an accountant

Valedura won't take you on: it isn't a firm, it has no advisers and it files nobody's taxes. Find a firm in your area, ask in writing what the monthly fee covers, and check who signs your filings before you sign up.

If you run an accountancy or admin firm

You are the one I'm looking for. I won't promise you'll come out top on Google: in your sector those positions are already held by firms with twenty years and hundreds of reviews, and that promise falls apart on your phone in ten seconds. What a site like this does do is survive the check by a client who arrived on a recommendation, and let them in.

  • Of 42 sector websites audited in Madrid, only 8 have a client area
  • Only 4 publish any price at all
  • None of the 42 mentions Verifactu or e-invoicing
Message me on WhatsApp

WhatsApp opens with the message written. You decide whether to send it.

It is the only working channel on this site. The phone numbers, emails and addresses on the other pages are illustrative and reach nobody.

This number does not dial

On a real firm's website, this button would open your phone with the office number already in it. Not here: Valedura is a made-up firm and its number sits in a range no operator can be assigned.

If what you want is to talk about a site like this one, the WhatsApp in the block below is real.