AGOS Assessoria Contábil

Owners in Brasília who want their whole accounting function handled, so they can concentrate on the business, are the people AGOS Assessoria Contábil works for. Most of its work is done online, with records kept digitally and very little paper.

Accounting for different kinds of business

The firm says each kind of business has its own accounting needs. For traders, it stresses that without proper guidance a business can end up taxed on all of its revenue, so it works out which obligations apply. IT professionals who run their work through their own company, rather than as formal employees, can often save a considerable amount of tax, and the firm helps them decide how to structure that work, since the choice between contractor and employee confuses many people. It also takes on self-employed professionals, whose work has no fixed routine and is therefore harder to account for.

Measuring what the business has

Good accounting, the firm argues, shows what a business owns, what it earns, what it owes and what it spends. With those figures in hand, an owner can plan taxes properly and avoid the losses that come from weak planning. The firm describes this measurement as the basis of its service.

Services bundled into every plan

The company says it handles all tax obligations under each of its plans, provides software that tracks the business's finances and commercial activity, and gives quick answers, with routine queries resolved in a few minutes. It also offers a registered address for businesses that do not want a physical office, subject to availability. Its digital platform is intended to remove paper from a client's records, and it says its staff are highly qualified.

Switching from another accountant

Firms that already have an accountant can change at any point in the year. The process starts with a conversation in which the firm finds out what the client needs, with no obligation to hire. The firm then receives the documents, reports back on the company's position, and sets out the steps needed to take over the bookkeeping. Once it is in place, it plans goals and growth with the owner, who decides which steps to take on the advice of the firm's professionals.