EU edition · 4
The books look different depending on where you sell.
Ecommerce sellers under OSS, multi-entity groups spanning member states, and agencies with project margins each need something specific from their bookkeeping.
Finbryn works with EU businesses whose books do not fit a single-country template: ecommerce sellers reconciling sales across member states under the One Stop Shop, multi-entity groups with a holding company and local subsidiaries, and agencies tracking project margins alongside the monthly close. Each industry page explains what we watch for in that kind of business.
- Ecommerce (Amazon and Shopify)Bookkeeping for online sellers on Amazon, Shopify, Etsy and their own storefronts, built around clean payout and sales tax data.
- SaaSBookkeeping and reporting for subscription software businesses tracking recurring revenue, deferred revenue and burn.
- ManufacturingBookkeeping for small and mid-size manufacturers tracking raw materials, work in process and finished goods inventory.
- Professional servicesBookkeeping for professional service firms such as engineering, architecture and IT consulting billing clients by project or retainer.
Where we go deep
Ecommerce under OSS and IOSS
Sales reconciled and split by destination member state, so the figures behind your OSS or IOSS return are ready before your VAT partner needs them.
Multi-entity groups
Each subsidiary tracked separately, then rolled up so a holding company sees the group and each local entity at once.
Agencies and services businesses
Project-level margins tracked alongside the standard monthly close, so profitability by client or engagement is visible across currencies.
SME-scheme sellers
Businesses staying under the EU SME VAT scheme thresholds get bookkeeping that flags when growth is approaching the domestic or cross-border cap, so the conversation with your VAT partner happens early.
Questions
Questions about industry fit
Do you specialise in one industry?
No, though ecommerce sellers trading under OSS and multi-entity groups make up a large share of the EU clients we work with.
What if my business does not fit any listed industry?
Most bookkeeping needs are similar underneath. Book a call and we will tell you plainly if your situation needs something specific.
Do you support businesses with entities in more than one member state?
Yes. Entity-level and consolidated reporting across member states is part of what we build a plan around.
Can you help set up bookkeeping for a new EU entity from scratch?
Yes. Onboarding includes getting your chart of accounts and software set up correctly from day one, in the currency your entity trades in.
How do you decide which industries get a dedicated page?
We build a dedicated page once a pattern of accounting or VAT treatment shows up consistently enough to be worth documenting on its own, such as marketplace payouts or deferred SaaS revenue. Most other industries are handled the same way, just without a separate page.
Does an industry page change the price for that kind of business?
No, pricing follows transaction volume and entity count, not industry. The industry pages exist to show that we have handled the specific accounting patterns of that business type before, not to set a different rate card for it.
Next step
See your industry's page
Browse the industries below, or book a call if your situation is not a clean fit for one of them.