Kemax Økonomi Regnskap
Accounting and business advisory for small and mid-sized businesses in Norway, based in Bergen
About Kemax Økonomi Regnskap
Kemax Økonomi Regnskap AS offers accounting services (regnskap) and business advisory (bedriftsrådgivning). It states that it combines new technology with its staff to deliver its accounting work.
Its advisory services cover assistance to small and medium-sized businesses across a range of areas. Customers are Norwegian businesses of this size.
The company was founded in 1990 and is based in Bergen, Norway.
Product: Accounting (regnskap) and business advisory (bedriftsrådgivning) services for small and mid-sized businesses.
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