VAL Service
Tax advisory and accounting services for self-employed people and small to medium-sized businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About VAL Service
VAL Service provides tax advice, tax-return preparation, bookkeeping and tax records, payroll and personnel administration, and related accounting services. It also offers virtual bookkeeping, with documents exchanged electronically.
Its clients include self-employed people and small, medium-sized, and larger businesses. Services include tax representation before authorities, invoice and receivables administration, and document archiving.
Founded in 2006, VAL Service is headquartered in Prague, Czechia. Clients can communicate with the company in Czech, Russian, and English.
Product: Tax advisory, tax-return preparation, bookkeeping, payroll administration, and related accounting services.
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