Haben Consulting
Accounting, tax, payroll, audit and business advisory services for companies and independent professionals in Paris
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Haben Consulting
Haben Consulting provides accounting, tax, payroll, legal, statutory audit and business advisory services, including company formation, financial reporting and transaction support.
Its clients include small and medium-sized businesses, independent professionals, company founders, property companies and holding companies. The firm offers services on fixed-fee engagements.
Founded in 2010, Haben Consulting is based in Paris. Its team includes two partners and nine employees.
Product: Accounting, tax, payroll, legal, audit and business advisory services.
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