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Get complete accounting services for Swedish companies in Colombia. However, our services extend beyond financial management. Moreover, we specialize in manufacturing, technology, life sciences, renewable energy, and cleantech sectors. Therefore, your Swedish business can expand confidently with our support.

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We provide accounting services for Swedish companies in Colombia. However, our expertise includes audit, tax, payroll, and corporate services. Therefore, your manufacturing, technology, life sciences, renewable energy, and cleantech operations receive complete support.

Why Choose Our Services?

We offer specialized financial and payroll management for your operations. Moreover, we have 18+ years of cross-border experience. However, our focus remains on your sector-specific needs.

Regulatory Expertise

We understand DIAN requirements for your Colombian operations. Therefore, compliance is guaranteed.

Complete Solutions

We integrate accounting, payroll, and tax services. However, our approach is tailored to Swedish business needs.

Sector Specialization

We design solutions for manufacturing, technology, life sciences, and renewable energy. Moreover, we understand Swedish business culture.

Compliance Guarantee

We ensure full compliance for your business operations. Consequently, you avoid penalties.

Global Presence

We serve clients in 195 countries worldwide with specialized teams in each market

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Frequently Asked Questions

What accounting outsourcing services do you provide for Swedish companies?

We provide comprehensive accounting outsourcing including accounts payable/receivable, bank reconciliation, general ledger, and monthly financial statements with NIIF compliance. However, we deliver accounting services for Swedish companies in Colombia specializing in manufacturing cost accounting for Volvo/Scania operations, technology company R&D tracking, and pharmaceutical clinical trial documentation. Moreover, we handle Swedish Krona to peso conversions with real-time rates and transfer pricing between Stockholm headquarters and Colombian subsidiaries. Therefore, your accounting maintains Scandinavian standards while ensuring complete DIAN compliance.

How does payroll outsourcing work for Swedish employees in Colombia?

We manage complete payroll including salary calculations, mandatory contributions (12.5% pension, 12.5% health, 0.522% ARL), vacation accruals, and severance payments with bi-weekly DIAN submissions. However, we handle mixed payrolls for Swedish expats with tax equalization and Colombian locals with labor law compliance. Moreover, we process monthly PILA social security, parafiscal contributions for 10+ employees, and income tax withholding. Therefore, your payroll complies with Colombian Labor Code while maintaining documentation for inspections.

What audit services are required for manufacturing companies?

Colombian manufacturing companies require annual financial audits when exceeding 5,000 minimum wages in assets ($6M USD) or specific revenue thresholds. However, we provide specialized audits examining inventory controls, production cost accuracy, and quality system compliance. Moreover, we verify R&D tax credits, transfer pricing for imported components, and ISO certification compliance. Therefore, your audit meets Colombian regulations and Swedish industry standards while identifying cost optimization opportunities.

What tax advisory services minimize Swedish company tax burden?

We provide tax planning including corporate income tax optimization (35% standard), R&D credits (175% deduction), free trade zones (15% rate), and Sweden-Colombia tax treaty application. However, we deliver accounting services for Swedish companies in Colombia managing transfer pricing documentation, VAT recovery on imports (19% with exemptions), and withholding tax on dividends (10%), royalties (20%), and services. Moreover, we optimize renewable energy investment deductions and cleantech incentives. Therefore, you minimize taxes while maintaining full compliance.

What corporate services establish a Swedish subsidiary in Colombia?

We handle complete SAS incorporation including articles drafting, commercial registry registration, RUT tax ID from DIAN, and mayor's office registration. However, we assist with manufacturing licenses, environmental permits, and free trade zone applications. Moreover, we draft shareholder agreements, establish governance structures, register IP through Superintendencia, and obtain foreign investment certificates. Therefore, your Colombian subsidiary operates with complete legal compliance protecting parent company interests.

When is statutory audit (revisoría fiscal) mandatory?

Revisoría fiscal is mandatory when companies exceed 5,000 minimum wages in assets ($6M USD) or meet revenue thresholds requiring permanent oversight. However, we provide statutory audit appointing licensed contador público who monitors DIAN compliance, reviews tax returns, verifies social security, and certifies financial statements. Moreover, revisor fiscal attends shareholder meetings, reports irregularities, and validates inventory counts. Therefore, you maintain mandatory oversight preventing penalties while strengthening controls.

How do Colombian taxes differ from Swedish tax system?

Colombia applies 35% corporate tax versus Sweden's 20.6% requiring careful planning while offering R&D credits (175%) and free trade zones (15% rate). However, we manage accounting services for Swedish companies in Colombia navigating withholding tax systems where companies withhold on payments. Moreover, Colombia requires monthly VAT returns (19% with exemptions), bi-weekly payroll submissions, and quarterly advance income tax. Therefore, we ensure monthly compliance while optimizing deductions for infrastructure and employment generation unavailable in Sweden.

What are Colombian labor law requirements for manufacturers?

Colombian Labor Code requires written contracts, minimum wage ($330 USD monthly), 30 days vacation, bi-annual bonuses, and severance savings accruing monthly. However, we manage payroll calculating 25% employer social security including health (8.5%), pension (12%), ARL (0.522-6.96%), and family fund (4%). Moreover, manufacturers require occupational health programs and safety protocols. Therefore, we ensure labor compliance including work regulations for 10+ employees and accident reporting within 2 days.

How does DIAN compliance work for foreign companies?

DIAN requires monthly VAT returns (Form 300), bi-weekly electronic payroll, monthly withholding returns (Form 350), and annual income tax with quarterly advances. However, we handle complete compliance including mandatory electronic invoicing since 2019, transfer pricing documentation for imports, and informative returns for foreign payments. Moreover, manufacturers report inventory movements and environmental investments. Therefore, we maintain continuous compliance preventing penalties ranging 5-200% of tax owed.

What accounting software systems do you use?

We implement cloud-based systems including Siigo (Colombian ERP), SAP Business One, Alegra, and Zoho Books with electronic invoicing and DIAN reporting. However, we connect your Swedish systems (SAP, Oracle, or local software) with Colombian requirements through automated synchronization. Moreover, we configure multi-currency modules, manufacturing inventory tracking, and Colombian tax engines. Therefore, you access real-time dashboards and seamless Stockholm-Colombia integration maintaining NIIF statements and DIAN compliance.

How much do accounting services cost for Swedish companies?

Basic accounting starts at 3,000 SEK monthly for simple operations while complex manufacturing requires 6,500-9,500 SEK monthly including inventory, transfer pricing, and compliance. However, payroll costs 65-110 SEK per employee monthly. Moreover, annual audits range 13,000-35,000 SEK while statutory audit requires 5,200-10,800 SEK monthly. Therefore, total first-year services cost 110,000-195,000 SEK including incorporation, setup, monthly services, audit, and tax advisory.

What is the timeline to start receiving accounting services?

We provide immediate accounting services for Swedish companies in Colombia starting within 3-5 business days including chart of accounts setup, software configuration, and DIAN registration support. However, complete implementation with data migration and inventory setup requires 2-3 weeks. Moreover, payroll begins within 1 week after receiving employee information. Therefore, Swedish companies receive continuous support from day one ensuring smooth operations without accounting delays during incorporation and startup phases.

Our Location

Main Office in Colombia

carrera 48 # 106a - 24, Bogotá D.C. - Colombia



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