Accountants you can count on

PIA accountants are so much more than just bookkeepers. Our experts handle all your accounting needs with precision and insight, from annual accounts to tax returns and beyond.

What truly sets us apart is our proactive and personalised approach. We work alongside you to streamline and optimise your financial processes—all so you can rest assured that your finances are in good hands while you focus on growing your business.


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Always close by

At PIA Group, we believe in the power of local expertise. Our network is built around ambitious advisors who truly know you and your business—professionals who are close to you both geographically and in their understanding of your needs.

This isn't just a philosophy; it's how we work every day. With more than 70 local offices throughout Belgium, you'll always find a PIA partner nearby.

About PIA Group

Accounting and advisory for all

PIA experts specialise in accountancy and advisory services for ambitious SMEs, but we warmly welcome startups, sole traders, management companies and liberal professions as well. What’s more, thanks to our broad in-house expertise even large international holdings can benefit from our hands-on, personalised advice.

Offices

At home in a wide range of expertise

A specific sector or business structure requires specialised knowledge and experience. As both expert and trusted partner, we understand the challenges you and your sector face like no one else.

Today, our network includes more than 60 accounting offices where you, as an entrepreneur, can rely on extensive expertise. At PIA Group, you’ll undoubtedly find an office near you. Large international holdings can also count on hands-on, personalised advice tailored to their needs.

Want to know more? There is always a PIA office nearby.

Contact

Interested in getting to know us?

Get in touch with us and ask us any questions you have about our services and collaboration.

FAQ

An answer to all your accountancy questions

  • What does accountancy cover?

    Accountancy is a broad field. The main objective of accountants is to support and unburden their clients by preparing financial reports, identifying financial risks, managing bookkeeping, and providing services such as tax advice, legal guidance, and investment recommendations. They stay up to date with the latest legal standards and regulations to ensure your business remains fully compliant.

  • When should you consult an accountant?

    Call on the help of a qualified accountant when you need financial expertise to support your company’s growth and ensure compliance with all financial regulations and legal requirements. This way, as an entrepreneur, you can focus more on your core business and spend less time on administrative tasks.

  • Do all businesses need an accountant?

    Working with an accountant can add real value to any business. Our role is to support and unburden entrepreneurs like you – by safeguarding your financial stability, ensuring compliance with ever-evolving legislation, and helping you grow. And yes, even smaller sole traders and single-member companies can benefit from this support.

  • What is the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?

    A bookkeeper primarily focuses on recording financial data and transactions, while an accountant takes on a broader role by analyzing financial statements, offering tax advice, and developing financial strategies. However, the terms “bookkeeper” and “accountant” are increasingly used interchangeably today. The title accountant is actually reserved for bookkeepers who have passed rigorous exams and obtained certification from the ITAA (Institute for Tax Advisors and Accountants).

  • What should you expect to pay for a bookkeeper?

    What may seem like a cheap solution at first can quickly turn into an expensive mistake. Unfortunately, there are bookkeepers who aren’t strict about deadlines, are overworked, don’t make time for their clients, or simply lack the necessary expertise. That can lead to late or incorrect tax filings — which in turn can result in fines that run into the thousands of euros. Luckily, that’s not the norm.

    A bookkeeper who files everything correctly and on time, while also offering you personal and proactive advice tailored to your situation, does come at a cost. But the right advice — like switching from a sole proprietorship to a limited company to reduce your tax burden — can easily pay for itself.

    Bottom line: cheap rarely means good, but expensive doesn’t always mean better either. Always choose quality — in the long run, it will likely bring the highest return. And above all, don’t see working with an accountant as a cost, but rather as an investment.

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