David Bultreys Accounting

DB Accounting is an accounting and tax practice on Rue Jean Burgers in Enghien, in northern Hainaut, on the hinge between Wallonia and the Brussels outskirts. It is led by David Bultreys, a certified tax accountant, and registered with the ITAA under number 52.356.859. The firm reports several offices across Wallonia, covering Hainaut, Walloon Brabant and the province of Namur.

Electronic invoicing is given a prominent place from the home page onwards: the office states it is ready for Peppol and guides clients from end to end. The mention is useful and dated in its context, since exchanging structured invoices between Belgian VAT-registered businesses became mandatory on 1 January 2026. Many self-employed people approach that deadline without knowing whether their invoicing tool is connected, and the accountant's role is precisely to settle that question before the obligation becomes a blockage.

The firm organises its work around three principles it names: listening, responsiveness and transparency. It translates them into a concrete commitment, not leaving emails unanswered for days and advising the client proactively on the basis of their financial results. Response time is rarely advertised in the profession, yet it ranks among the first reasons for changing practice.

Services cover day-to-day management of the books, VAT and tax returns, preparation of the annual accounts and support for strategic decisions. The office announces digitalised, tailored services, and works notably with Odoo and Dext, that is a full management platform on one side and a document capture and recognition tool on the other.

The client base is described explicitly and broadly: self-employed professionals, directors of small companies, independent professions and heads of non-profit associations. The presence of non-profits on that list counts, since their accounts follow a different scheme from a commercial company's and their tax regime falls in principle under the legal entities tax rather than corporate income tax.

One practical point deserves spelling out for anyone comparing firms that work remotely. Video calls remove neither the engagement letter nor the need to know the file; they only change the channel. What separates genuinely remote support from mere accessibility through a screen is the full digitalisation of the document flow upstream, which this office presents as the basis of its organisation.

Combining several locations with remote work is the office's structural feature. The firm states that it works with businesses anywhere in Belgium thanks to video conferencing and the digitalisation of its processes, while each client keeps a dedicated contact. For a business around Enghien, Soignies or Ath, that model offers a choice: the in-person meeting remains possible, without being the only way to move a file forward.