Komplementa
Accounting, payroll, tax and audit services for self-employed people and legal entities in the Czech market
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Komplementa
Komplementa provides bookkeeping, payroll administration, tax return preparation, tax and economic consulting, and audit-related services. It also handles accounting for nonprofits and registered associations.
Its clients range from self-employed individuals to companies and other legal entities. Services are priced by monthly packages, individual filings and consultations.
Founded in 2018, Komplementa is headquartered in Prague.
Product: Bookkeeping, payroll processing, tax preparation, tax and economic consulting, and audit-related services.
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