Why am I receiving an (additional) invoice from The Bookie?rom

Because your bookkeepers did work for you that you have not paid (completely) yet.

On this page:

You have a subscription for that year
     Partly paid fixed yearly price
     Wrong subscription
     Fiscal partner

With The Bookie you pay a fixed yearly price for your bookkeeping, if your have a subscription.

So if you become a client in 2025 you pay up front for the income tax return 2025, that we do in 2026. Have you paid the monthly terms during a fiscal year but did you still recive an invoice? 

> the cost of a subscription

You started your subscription after January, which means you have not paid the fixed yearly price in full yet. We always work with fixed annual fees.

With the monthly payments towards the yearly fee you give us permission to invoice the remaning part of your yearly subscription, if necessary, after the fiscal year. There are 12 terms in total.

> Under subscriptions you can find the paid terms

Since 2025 we have one fixed fee for Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships.

Up until 2024 we had an revenue threshold: There we two prices for the basic subscription: Ondernemer & ZZP. With the latter your revenue was lower than €60.000. You choose for a subscription with a lower revenue and had an (unexpected) better year.

> What does a subscription cost?

The most commen is a joint declaration with an employed partner.

> Will you do the declaration for my partner?

Priority or late delivery

We handle our work on a first come first serve basis. You need your tax return sooner or missed our deadline.

> Can you pick things up quicker and what would the cost for this be?

You don't have a subscription (for that year or extra work)

The most commen example is an income tax return from a previous year.

Example You started your subscription in 2023. Due to this your income tax return is down on our hourly rate or the fixed price from our quote.

Did you not have a subscription for that fiscal year or did we work on our hourly rate? Then you get an extra invoice.

Besides this there are other exceptions, usually one off things that do not fall in a subscription. Like an M-form or a forecase of preliminary figures.

> Cost outside my subscription