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The origin of the IB.Group is the
accountancy and tax consultancy IB Interbilanz Vienna which was
established in 1949. Since 1991, we have been expanding into other
Central and Eastern European countries and today our 300 employees
serve around 2300 clients in 8 countries – Austria, Croatia, the
Czech Republic, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary and Ukraine –
making us specialists in the region.
Our main customers are medium and large international
organisations, many of which have Austrian or German backing. Our
success is based on the fact we provide high quality services in
their home country and language is not an obstacle. Most of our
employees speak English or German as well as their native
language.
Our range of services includes all the major financial outsourcing
activities such as generation and auditing of annual financial
statements, tax and legal consulting, management consulting as well
as book-keeping and payroll. If necessary, we can provide you with
a list of some of our customers and copies of the relevant
accreditations.
As a member of the Grant Thornton
group (the 7th largest business and tax service association
worldwide) we can guarantee that you will receive the same high
standard of service irrespective of which of our offices you choose
to deal with. Grant Thornton is active in over 100 countries with
more than 500 offices and 25,000 employees and as a result you have
access to the same range of services and specialised know-how e.g.
company financing, international tax issues, IPOs etc.
Since our merger with this highly respected Viennese practice in
2008, we now serve 7,300 clients with around 530 employees. Huebner
& Huebner specialises in medium-sized and international
companies as well as free-lancers, medical professionals and
non-profit organisations. Together we offer you “consultancy beyond
boundaries”