Spaang
Accounting, legal, payroll and family office advisory for media, TV, radio, press and cinema clients in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Spaang
Spaang is a French consulting firm (cabinet de conseil) offering accounting (expertise comptable), legal support, social and payroll services, and family office advisory.
Its listed areas of expertise include accounting for TV, radio, press, production and cinema businesses. The company describes its team as about fifteen people.
Spaang was founded in 2008 and is registered in Paris, France, as a SAS.
Product: Accounting, legal, social/payroll and family office advisory services for clients in media and related sectors.
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