Digitization of your financial records
Our experts use the digital platform My Baker Tilly to manage and process your accounting records. This allows you to handle your administration, invoicing and financial data efficiently, quickly and securely. Moreover, this method ensures compliance with e-invoicing regulations.
Not yet working digitally? Our experts will help you set up digital administration and guide you step-by-step to a fully paperless and digital accounting process.
What is digital accounting?
With digital accounting, you manage your administration digitally through a centralised platform. This allows you to securely exchange documents with your accountant and automate tasks such as processing invoices.
My Baker Tilly
My Baker Tilly centralizes all your accounting data and documents in one place. This user-friendly platform – built on the technology of our partner Billit – offers you a clear overview of your administration, easy management and insight into your financial data.
What are the benefits of My Baker Tilly?
Are you ready for mandatory e-invoicing?
As of January 1, 2026, it will be mandatory to issue and send structured electronic invoices between companies subject to VAT. Sending invoices in PDF format will no longer be allowed.
We are happy to guide you through this transition and ensure that you are fully compliant with the new legislation.
Frequently asked questions about digital accounting
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