What we do

Four areas and a single fee

We don't invoice one-off questions and we don't charge extra for answering the phone. This is what the monthly fee covers.

Two shelves filled with binders with plain, unlabelled spines, in cream, green and ochre.

Tax advice

We file your taxes on time and warn you in advance, not the day before. Every quarter you get the draft to review first.

Quarterly VAT and income tax, plus annual summaries
Corporate tax and instalment payments
We go through the draft with you before filing

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Payroll and employment

Payslips go out the same day each month. Contracts and sick leave are reported on time, and you hear it from us before you hear it in a letter.

Monthly payslips and social security filings
Hirings, terminations and contracts, with their official reporting
Final settlements and severance calculations

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Bookkeeping

We don't keep your books for a drawer: every quarter we show you on one page how the year is going, what you have invoiced and what you have spent.

Statutory accounting and mandatory ledgers
Annual accounts and their filing at the Companies Register
Sales and purchase invoice registers

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Company formation

Setting up a company means eight procedures across five counters. We do them, and at every step we tell you what's missing and what depends on you.

Company name, articles of association and deed before a notary
Tax registration, final tax number and entry in the Companies Register
Registering the shareholders under the right social security scheme

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Where we already know where the traps are

No firm is good at everything. These are the sectors we have spent years in and where we see the traps before they appear.

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 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.