Fashion & Housing Group
Contract and invoicing services for independent professionals working abroad or with international clients
About Fashion & Housing Group
Fashion & Housing Group operates ProOnline, which helps independent professionals work without establishing their own company. It handles contracts and invoicing and can provide a business structure for delivering services to clients.
The service is aimed at professionals working abroad, serving international clients, undertaking short-term assignments or delivering work online. Professionals manage their own client relationships and work.
The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia.
Product: Contract administration, invoicing and a business structure for independent professionals.
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