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SOFASH CONSULTING

Inactive KBO/BCE: BE 0685.820.385

Annual accounts 2021

micro format, filed on 13-04-2022, 109 days before the deadline
€9,000
-€46,853
-
-
-243.0%
0.29

Money flows

turnover is 16.0% of income in 2021

Balance sheet

balance sheet total €19,414 on 31-12-2021
What the company ownsHow it is paid for

Filed annual accounts

as filed with the National Bank, click a year to choose it
Line Trend2021
Balance sheet: assets
20/58 19,414
21/28 280
22/27 280
24 280
29/58 19,134
40/41 19,134
40 10,890
41 8,244
Balance sheet: equity and liabilities
10/49 19,414
10/15 -47,166
14 -47,166
17/49 66,580
42/48 66,580
44 64,690
440/4 64,690
45 1,890
450/3 1,890
Income statement
70 9,000
9900 -46,679
60/61 55,679
640/8 174
9901 -46,853
65/66B 65
65 65
9903 -46,919
67/77 248
9904 -47,166
9905 -47,166
Appropriation of the result
9906 -47,166
Document PDF

The notes to these accounts have 3 items, including the statement of assets and debts, the cost breakdown and rights and commitments. You find them in the filed accounts (PDF).

Source: Annual accounts 2021 (PDF), filed on 13-04-2022.

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Filings

each dot is a set of accounts, on the day it reached the National Bank
Financial year Type Filed Reference Document
31-12-2021 micro format 13-04-2022 2022-20005249 PDF

Key figures and ratios

per financial year, computed from the annual accounts
Line Trend2021
280
-47,447
-243.0%
0.29
-243.0%
442 days
424 days

EBIT margin. Not meaningful: turnover is only a small part of operating income.

Debt to equity is not shown because equity is negative. Debt divided by negative equity means nothing.

A Belgian filing has no cash-flow statement. Cash flow is therefore an approximation, derived from the income statement. Investment is the acquisitions in the notes and, without them, the balance-sheet move.

Investments

fixed assets acquired
Item2021
Tangible fixed assets€280

Source: notes to the 2021 annual accounts (statement of fixed assets)

Insights on SOFASH CONSULTING

Equity is negative. Debt (€66,580) exceeds the balance-sheet total (€19,414).