Limited company service
Limited company formation and accounting
in one place
bisse.fi helps you set up a Finnish limited company and then handles its full financial administration: double-entry bookkeeping, financial statements, VAT and income tax returns, and payroll when needed. Start by booking a free 15Â min consultation.
Your limited company financial administration — from formation to financial statements
We take care of limited company formation, bookkeeping, and official filings for you, so you can focus on running the business.
Company formation
Formation notice to PRH and the Finnish Tax Administration
Articles of association and memorandum of association
Business ID, VAT register, and prepayment register
Support with opening a bank account
Double-entry bookkeeping
Statutory double-entry bookkeeping
Monthly VAT returns
Financial statements, balance sheet, and income statement
Company and dividend tax returns
Expert support
Dedicated contact person and accountant
Salary and dividend strategy advice
Payroll when needed
Customer support every day of the year
WHO OUR LIMITED COMPANY SERVICE IS FOR
A suitable solution for different situations
Whether you are forming a new limited company or transferring accounting for an existing company, we help you get started and grow with you.
Starting a new
limited company
We set up your limited company as a turnkey service and provide the tools and bookkeeping from day one.
Formation notice, articles of association, and registrations handled for you
You can start operating right away with bookkeeping and official matters in order
Your own accountant helps plan salary and dividend distribution
Moving from sole trader
to limited company
As business grows, a limited company is often a more tax-efficient and safer option. We help make the transition smooth.
We clarify the right timing and method for changing company form
We handle formation and accounting in one package
Personal risk is reduced and your private assets stay protected
Switching
accountants
Transferring accounting for an existing limited company to bisse.fi is easy. We help move the material and continue smoothly.
Switching is possible even in the middle of a financial year
Fixed monthly price or hourly billing without hidden costs
Modern tools and expert support in one place
When does a limited company make sense?
A limited company is often a sensible company form when business grows, risks increase, or you want to separate the company finances from your personal finances. Typical situations:
- Turnover exceeds or is approaching about 60 000 - 100 000 €
- You want to protect your private assets from business risks
- You plan to hire employees or bring in shareholders
- You want to benefit from a salary and dividend combination in taxation
- Credibility in larger customer contracts is important
If you are unsure, book a free consultation. We will review your situation and tell you directly whether forming a limited company makes sense right now.
Clear pricing
A tailored quote for your company needs
The price of limited company accounting depends on the number of receipts, payroll needs, and other services. Request a quote. We reply during the same day.
Lower personal risk
A limited company is a separate legal entity from its owners. As a rule, company debts do not extend to the owner's personal assets.
- Your private assets stay separate from company risks
- Liability is limited to invested capital
- A clearer structure from the point of view of contract partners
Tax efficiency
The corporate income tax rate for a limited company is 20%. You can distribute income as salary and dividends, and leave profits in the company to strengthen the balance sheet.
- Corporate income tax of 20% on company profit
- You can optimize the balance between salary and dividends
- Profits can be left in the company for later use
Credibility and growth
The limited company form signals long-term commitment and professionalism. Larger customers and financiers often prefer limited companies.
- Easier to enter into larger contracts
- Ability to hire employees and commit them through ownership
- Clear structure for a possible sale or generational transfer
Request a quote or book a free consultation
We usually reply during the same day. The consultation takes about 15 minutes and does not commit you to anything.
Frequently asked questions
about the limited company service
A limited company can be established alone or together with others. The founder can be an adult natural person or a company. At least one founder must be resident in the EEA.
If you establish the company alone, we recommend naming a deputy board member. The deputy does not need to participate actively in the business.
An electronic formation notice is typically processed by PRH within 1-2 months. You receive a Business ID right after submitting the formation notice, so in practice you can start operations while waiting.
You can follow processing progress in PRH's Virre service.
No. Since July 2019, private limited companies no longer require minimum share capital, so a company can be established with 0 € capital.
In practice, it is still worth reserving some initial capital. Banks usually prefer initial capital when opening the account, and it makes starting operations easier.
The official formation notice fee is currently 300 € electronically (400 € on paper). In addition, we charge our own service fee for the formation work. The exact price depends on the situation.
Request a quote and we will give you the total price in advance without surprises.
A limited company always has double-entry bookkeeping. In practice, every transaction is recorded on both debit and credit sides. Annual financial statements are prepared, including an income statement, balance sheet, and notes.
bisse.fi handles monthly bookkeeping, VAT returns, financial statements, and the company's tax return. You get your own reports and contact person.
A limited company pays 20% corporate income tax on its profit.
The owner can take income from the company as salary (taxed as earned income) or dividends (partly taxed more lightly as capital income). The optimal split depends on the situation. Contact us and we will help with planning.
Yes. A limited company's funds must be kept separate from the owner's personal funds, so the company opens its own bank account after registration.
The bank typically asks for the following when opening the account:
- Trade Register extract (no more than 3 months old)
- Articles of association and memorandum of association
- Proof of identity
- A short description of business operations and an estimate of payment volumes
We provide the required documents to you during formation.
Yes. Switching is possible even in the middle of a financial year. We help transfer the material from the previous accountant and continue bookkeeping smoothly.
Contact us and we will prepare a transfer plan together.
Yes, our service is designed especially for small and medium-sized limited companies and entrepreneurs aiming for growth. Pricing scales according to the size of your company.
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