For entrepreneurs who want to know what their product really costs and earns, Suits Finance is the bookkeeper in Zaandam.

The Zaan region has a long industrial history. Centuries ago its windmills already produced oil, paper and flour, and the area is still an important location for processing cocoa and other foods. Around Zaandam you therefore find many manufacturers, wholesalers and suppliers. Their administration revolves around stock, cost price and margins under pressure from fluctuating raw material prices. Staff costs, energy costs and investments in machinery also weigh heavily on the result. As your bookkeeper we bring those figures into clear view, in English whenever you prefer. We make sure purchasing, production and sales are processed correctly. You see what each product really earns and where you can adjust.
Clear cost price per product
Stock valued correctly
A grip on margins and raw material prices
One contact for finance, tax and legal
Raw materials, labour and overhead are allocated so you see what each product costs.
A correct valuation of raw materials, semi finished goods and end products, every period again.
Timely VAT returns, including supplies to customers elsewhere within the EU.
Thinking along about new machinery, expanding production and the tax schemes that come with it.
In a manufacturing company many figures are connected. A rise in raw material prices, a new collective labour agreement or a machine that breaks down more often directly affects your margin. That is why you work with one dedicated contact at Suits Finance who knows your business process. This person knows which raw materials you buy, how your production is organised and which customers make the difference. You therefore do not have to explain your situation again every quarter. Deviations in the figures are spotted quickly and discussed with you. In addition, your advisor helps assess whether an investment pays for itself, including schemes such as the small scale investment deduction. When it comes to delivery terms, liability or a contract with a major customer, a lawyer from our team joins in. You steer on facts, even when the market moves.

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An artisan producer who is just starting out has different questions than a family business that has been active in the Zaan region for three generations. In the start up phase it is about a proper setup, a realistic cost price and enough working capital for the first stock. As production grows, investments, financing and the choice for a BV or holding become more important. For established family businesses succession often comes into play as well. Who takes over the company, at what value and with what tax consequences? An independent valuation and a well considered transfer arrangement then prevent unnecessary tax burdens and tension within the family. We guide every phase with the same care. In a transfer, acquisition or restructuring our specialists in tax and legal join in. Your company stays financially healthy, from the first production run to the handover to the next generation.