Accounting
Accounting services in Las Palmas - Gran Canaria
We keep the books for SMEs and self-employed professionals across Gran Canaria with clear monthly reporting — not just to satisfy the tax office, but so you can make decisions based on real numbers.
Accounting for SMEs
We record accounts under the Spanish General Chart of Accounts (PGC), keep the statutory books up to date, and provide you with a periodic balance sheet and profit-and-loss statement written in plain language about your margins and cash position.
Annual accounts and year-end closing
We prepare the year-end closing, the notes to the accounts and the annual accounts, legalise the statutory books, and file with the Companies Registry on time, coordinating the accounting result with corporate tax and the Canary Investment Reserve (RIC) allocation where applicable.
Accounting for the self-employed
For professionals and business owners under the direct assessment regime, we keep the income, expense, capital asset and provision registers, reviewing the deductibility of each expense before it ever reaches an audit.
Frequently asked questions
- When do annual accounts have to be filed?
- Within the month following their approval by the general meeting; for financial years matching the calendar year, that's normally before 30 July.
- Is a self-employed person required to keep formal accounts?
- It depends on the regime. Under the simplified direct assessment regime, the statutory registers are enough; under the standard direct assessment regime with a commercial activity, full accounting under the Commercial Code is required.