TRANSFUSE

Transfuse is an accounting and tax advisory firm on the third floor of number 22 rue du Wagon in Uccle, in the south of Brussels. The company is registered with the ITAA under number 50.770.911 and its legal representative is Rudi Vandrepotte. On 23 July 2026 the firm celebrated thirty-five years in business and ten years of digital innovation. Its motto sums up its approach: adding value for clients to make their management easier, by listening, responding quickly and paying attention to each director's vision for the business.

Transfuse presents itself as a technology-driven firm, 100% digital, paperless and even printer-free, for around ten years. All internal management and client file handling is paperless and automated. Each client has its own digital environment where all its data is available. The firm encourages clients to automate administrative processes through APIs linking management software, which allows it to offer an online overview and reporting. It is certified by Exact for its command of that software.

In accounting, the firm provides fully digital bookkeeping, with tailored online reporting, budget and cost tracking and year-end closing. For companies with their own accounting department, it audits the books and trains staff. All its services are cloud-based, and it helps clients set up the necessary solutions and connections. On tax, it stresses that no advice can ignore its tax implications, and uses its tax adviser training to take a broad view of each situation.

Beyond standard accounting assignments, Transfuse focuses on business advice, to give directors a real view of their company. It supports companies' digital transformation and says it builds artificial intelligence into its thinking. Over ten years it has introduced at clients digital bookkeeping through automated scanning, automatic online reporting, electronic signatures, video conferencing and complete digitalisation processes. It sees mandatory e-invoicing through Peppol since 2026 as a digital accelerator for all entrepreneurs.

The firm regularly publishes notes: tax on capital gains on financial assets, planning advance tax payments, the 20% cap on benefits in kind, the minimum director's pay for the reduced corporate tax rate, electric car taxation from 2027 and teething problems with the new VAT chain. It links its work to an environmental commitment: for its thirty-fifth anniversary, the team took on a Green Challenge, a 1,753-kilometre bike ride across France. The firm works under general terms and an engagement letter.