MBF ACCOUNTANT

MBF Accountant, also known as Mabofisc, is an accounting and tax practice on Vlietestraat in Hulste, part of Harelbeke in West Flanders. The practice cites twenty-five years of experience in bookkeeping, tax and accountancy, a team of ten specialists and more than 400 clients. It works for companies and private individuals in the Kortrijk and Harelbeke area, and presents itself as a local accountant and tax specialist. Parking is available nearby.

In bookkeeping, MBF keeps accurate, punctual books for companies, sole traders and freelancers, whether a small business, an SME or a larger organisation. The practice stresses accuracy and timeliness, open communication so that clients understand what is being done and why, and continuing education for its team to keep up with changes in accounting and tax rules.

Tax is presented as the practice's strength, and it describes its tax specialists as real experts in the rules on tax optimisation in Belgium. It covers tax planning and optimisation, returns and reporting, including VAT, income tax and corporate income tax, tax advice for businesses and individuals, and audits and representation before the authorities. It keeps clients informed of legal changes, answers their tax questions and explains complex concepts clearly.

The practice also supports mergers and business sales, a process it describes as complex and requiring expert support at every step, from preparing the handover to optimising the transaction. For start-ups, it offers advice and support to launch the business in the best possible conditions, with a free first meeting.

Finally, MBF Accountant offers an audit of the accounts for entrepreneurs who keep their own books and want to check that everything is correct and optimal, or for those unhappy with their current accountant who want an analysis of whether the work could be more accurate, or even cheaper. Client reviews on the website mention Marnix and his team for his results-focused follow-up and communication.

The office receives clients on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings and afternoons, on Wednesday and Friday mornings or by appointment, and on Saturday mornings by appointment. A newsletter announces holiday closures and new accounting and tax rules.

The practice sums up its method in a few principles: a professional approach, expert advice, personal contact, continuing education, committed staff and a partner who thinks along with the client. In business advice, it aims to make operations more efficient while meeting legal requirements, and helps clients make use of available deductions and exemptions. Personal consultations take place at the easily accessible office in Hulste.