approved management center INOV CGA
INOV CGA helps small businesses optimize their accounting and tax management, offering compliance, personalized financial advice and reduced audit risks, for a promising future.
preventing members' tax risks
optimize the day-to-day management of our SMEs
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The advantages of a CGA
CGAs provide specialized advice to help companies maximize their tax deductions and credits, thereby reducing their overall tax liability. This enables companies to reinvest savings in growth and development.
By ensuring accurate, standard-compliant accounting, CGAs help companies avoid errors that could lead to penalties or legal problems. Reliable accounting is essential for effective financial management and informed decision-making.
Thanks to rigorous management and regular audits, CGAs reduce the likelihood of being selected for a tax audit. In the event of an audit, companies accompanied by a CGA are better prepared and can provide the required documents quickly.
CGAs offer services tailored to the specific needs of each company, taking into account their particularities and objectives. This includes advice on financial management, tax planning, and strategic recommendations to improve overall performance.
CGAs regularly organize training and information sessions to keep businesses up to date with new tax and accounting regulations. This ongoing training enables entrepreneurs to better understand legal obligations and adapt quickly to changes.
By joining a CGA, companies have the opportunity to meet and interact with other professionals and entrepreneurs. This networking encourages the sharing of knowledge, experience and best practices, and can lead to mutually beneficial collaborations.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about CGA
A structure to help small and medium-sized businesses grow.
A Centre de Gestion Agréé (CGA) is an associative structure set up by chartered accountants, a chamber of trade or consortium, or a professional organization.
- Ongoing tax assistance through the filing of tax returns and the facilitation of administrative procedures;
- Ongoing accounting assistance through regular bookkeeping and preparation of members' financial statements;
- Assistance with tax disputes.
They are of two types:
- Preventing tax risks,
- Optimize the day-to-day management of small and medium-sized businesses.
Its existence is subject to prior approval by the Ministry of Finance, more specifically the tax authorities.
- Ongoing administrative assistance
- Support in managing and keeping accounts
- Facilitating access to financing
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