Marta R.
Managing partner
Corporate tax and planning. She is the one who takes the first meeting.
18 years at the firm
The firm
In this trade you don't hire a company: you hire whoever signs your filings. That's why the names, the hours and the address are here.

Valedura opened in 2004 in a street-level office and hasn't left the neighbourhood since. We started doing the books for three shops and today we are five people with around a hundred and forty clients between self-employed people and small companies. We haven't grown further on purpose: past a certain number you stop knowing what each client's business is called, and that is exactly what people come here for.
Every client has an assigned person, and it doesn't change unless you ask. Names carry only the initial of the surname, because this firm doesn't exist and none of these people are real.
Marta R.
Managing partner
Corporate tax and planning. She is the one who takes the first meeting.
18 years at the firm
Julián V.
Head of employment
Payroll, collective agreements and labour inspections.
12 years at the firm
Nuria B.
Head of bookkeeping
Closings, annual accounts and the quarterly summary you can actually read.
9 years at the firm
Óscar L.
Tax adviser
Self-employed clients, tax office requests and catching up whoever arrives late.
6 years at the firm
Elena T.
Client support
Answers the phone, sorts the paperwork and knows where every file stands.
14 years at the firm
On a real firm's site, each person's photograph would go here. It's the most looked-at part of this page, which is why the slot is left visible rather than filled with an invented face.
A real firm publishes its numbers here and anyone can check them against the relevant register. That is exactly why this demo leaves them blank: the profession is chartered, its roll is public and searchable by number, so any plausible number we wrote would belong to a real person. The panel is shown in full so you can see where the data goes, not to fake it.
Calle de Ejemplo, 12 · first floor left
28000 · Madrid
hola@valedura.example
The phone is shown as text and does not dial: the number sits in a range the national numbering plan leaves unallocated, so it rings nowhere.
First meetingWhat this site is
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.
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.
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.
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.