AG Compta Fisc

AG Compta Fisc is an accounting and tax practice based in Bois-d'Haine, in the municipality of Manage, in Hainaut. It is run by Adam Guilmot, a certified chartered accountant and tax adviser registered with the ITAA. The firm sums up its own way of working in a single line: rigorous on the figures, simple and human in the relationship. That double requirement shapes the offering: accounting technique kept precisely, and direct access to the professional who follows the file.

The first strand is accounting. The office draws up balance sheets under the Belgian standard chart of accounts that binds companies here, follows VAT and prepares the annual accounts. That framework is not a formality: it is what makes financial statements comparable from one year to the next and readable by a banker, a buyer or the tax authority. Accounts kept to that standard hold up; approximate accounts invite argument.

The second strand is tax, covered across its full width: personal income tax, corporate income tax, the legal entities tax that applies to non-profits, VAT and non-resident income tax. That last capability stands out: someone established outside Belgium but taxable here falls under a distinct regime that not every office practises. Alongside sits advisory and optimisation work (structuring the private limited company, weighing the director's remuneration, analysing investments) the decisions prepared before the year-end, not after it.

The client base brings together self-employed people, SMEs incorporated as private limited companies, company directors, non-profits, individuals and non-residents. The office also supports start-ups: incorporating the company, choosing the legal form, and drawing up the financial plan Belgian law requires from the founder of a private limited company (the document on which, in the event of an early insolvency, the assessment of their liability depends). It is written once and reread three years later in a very different light.

In practical terms the office presents itself as a digital practice: electronic invoicing over the Peppol network, now mandatory between Belgian businesses, and monitoring tools giving a real-time view rather than an annual snapshot. The firm states that it replies "generally within 48 working hours". For a self-employed person in the Centre region or around Charleroi, that combination (digital tooling on one side, a single reachable contact on the other) is usually what is missing most: either the practice is too small to be equipped, or too large to call back.