Case studies

Anonymized examples from practice — how KCM solves concrete tax and accounting challenges.

IT EUR 100,000

IT company recovered more than EUR 100,000 in VAT refunds

An export-oriented IT company had not been claiming VAT refunds for years, even though it was entitled to them.

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Meat processing Daily updates

How we solved four years of bookkeeping problems with one simple procedure

A meat-processing company could not find an accounting service able to handle production-floor bookkeeping between 2019 and 2023.

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E-commerce and retail 50+ invoices a day

How we sped up posting and provided real-time visibility into the business

An online and retail sales company was issuing more than 50 outgoing invoices a day, plus turnover through a fiscal cash register.

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Healthcare No objections

How a private clinic successfully passed a health and tax inspection

A private clinic was struggling to find an accounting agency that understands the complexity of healthcare regulations.

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Lump-sum entrepreneur Lump-sum status kept

How we preserved lump-sum tax status during a tax audit

A lump-sum taxed entrepreneur believed they did not need a bookkeeper, until an audit suggested they had exceeded the legal turnover limit.

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Construction No extra tax due

A tax audit successfully completed despite irregular invoicing

The owner of a construction company had irregular invoicing practices and did not properly separate advances, revenue, and types of works.

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Beauty salon Subsidies and tax relief

How we reduced hiring costs with state subsidies

A beauty salon with stable turnover had long employed workers without using state subsidies and tax reliefs.

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Small business More tax-efficient model

How to choose the right tax model and manage business money more safely

The owner of a small business registered as an entrepreneur had for years been unsure which tax model was most favorable, or how they could legally and efficiently use money earned through the business.

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