At Helpers Finance, we specialize in providing high-quality financial and business services tailored to internationally owned companies in Hungary. Our expertise spans four key areas: HR support and compliance, accountancy and reporting, payroll and social security, and consultancy.
We are committed to building long-term partnerships with our clients, focusing on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By taking the time to understand your business environment and goals, we offer proactive financial guidance that adds real value. As your trusted accountant and financial advisor, not only do we ensure compliance and efficiency, but we also help you anticipate challenges and make informed decisions for growth. With dedicated English-speaking account management and a client-focused approach, we provide the support you need to succeed.
We provide accountancy and financial services including bookkeeping, payroll, financial controlling, profit and loss calculations, cash flow projections and many more. All of our services focus on small and medium-size, foreigner-owned businesses.
All the administration for hiring and having employees in Hungary, from labor contract to payroll, fringe benefits, and contract termination.
Our payroll services ensure timely reports, accurate tax filings, and smooth administration, keeping your company compliant and attractive to top talent.
Hiring goes beyond tasks and salaries—meet all tax requirements effortlessly. Our payroll services ensure timely reports, accurate tax filings, and smooth administration, keeping your company compliant and attractive to top talent.
We provide comprehensive consultancy services, including company setup, tax advisory, legal consultation, social security guidance, and business planning. Our services ensure compliance with Hungarian regulations while supporting your business goals.
Monday – Friday
9am – 5pm CET
Helpers Finance Kft.
Budapart Gate
Dombóvári út 27
Budapest 1117, Hungary
If you’re visiting us, please use entrance A and come to the 2nd floor.
