As a self-employed person, you can do business under different business forms, with your accounting also taking other forms.
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The two main business forms, the sole proprietors and the company, are far apart in legal and accounting terms. More info on the different company forms can be found here<\/a>. Dexxter focuses 100% on sole proprietors.<\/strong> These have single-entry bookkeeping that can be fully automated. \ud83d\udcaa Small companies, NPOs and associations<\/strong> also fall under the conditions of single-entry bookkeeping, but the difference with sole proprietors remains significant<\/strong>. Therefore, you cannot proceed with Dexxter if you want to do the bookkeeping of a (small) company or NPO. Because of this thorough focus on sole proprietors, Dexxter can provide a lot of targeted content and tools that you can be 100% sure are right for your sole proprietor. Perfectly normal! Have you already discovered our quick courses?<\/strong> These are divided between VAT exempted entrepreneurs<\/strong><\/a> and entrepreneurs subject to VAT<\/strong><\/a>,ideal to get you off to a flying start as an entrepreneur! Also be sure to take a look at the Dexxter community!<\/strong> There, a lot of entrepreneurs ask numerous questions about entrepreneurship, inputting costs, preparing sales invoices …<\/p>\n\n\n
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