New course offerings in accounting from our partner company STARTUPS.CH

Discover essential knowledge for young entrepreneurs in our new accounting course, developed by Findea in cooperation with STARTUPS.CH.

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New course offerings in accounting from our partner company STARTUPS.CH

In collaboration with our partner company STARTUPS.CH, Findea AG offers a new bookkeeping course. The bookkeeping course offer is especially directed at young entrepreneurs.

Bookkeeping Course Offer

For many company founders, the question arises whether to handle the bookkeeping themselves or to outsource it. The new course provides answers to this question. Within the framework of a free training session, you will receive all the information about bookkeeping. We will help you decide whether or not outsourcing should be performed. The bookkeeping course offer is specifically aimed at company founders who need information about bookkeeping.

Developed by Findea

The course was developed by Findea and is offered in collaboration with STARTUPS.CH. Findea specializes in both e-trustee and traditional trustee sectors. Likewise, Findea's experts support company founders. Additionally, Findea offers a domiciliation service and comprehensive tax consulting. Further information, as well as course dates and registration, can be found on our homepage.

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