How accurate is the company-type helper’s suggestion?
The helper follows the Company Act, the Business Registration Act and tax law, using a few questions to narrow things down for the client, and every result is labeled as a first suggestion. Cases that need professional judgment, such as investment from mainland China, licensed industries, or a foreign company setting up a branch or subsidiary, are flagged directly for an advisor to confirm. The final decision is still made by your firm with the client.
Can the helper’s questions and explanations be written our way?
Yes. The questions, explanations, and decision rules are set to your firm’s scope of services and professional judgment, and your firm approves them before launch. When tax law or your services change later, you can edit them in the CMS admin panel.
Does a bookkeeping firm need a website? Aren’t a Google Business Profile and LINE enough?
A Google Business Profile and LINE help people find and contact you, but they can’t hold a full description of your services, how you charge, and how to apply. Your website is the one place where you fully control the content, and the main source search engines and AI use to judge what services you offer.
Can the online setup application follow our firm’s process?
Yes. Every firm needs different details, explains things differently, and offers different follow-on services, so we first learn your actual process and then decide how to split the steps.
How is the cost worked out?
The build fee is NT$49,800 (for the first 5 firms only; after that it becomes NT$79,800). It covers a fully custom website design and build, an online setup application form (with the company-type helper built in), and a CMS admin panel for editing your website content yourself. Website care is required, at NT$2,500 a month on top, and covers hosting, backups, and security updates. The domain is billed separately each year. Automatic case entry into a Google Sheet and one-tap status updates are included at no extra charge.
Is this cost worth it for a firm?
The build fee plus 5 years of care comes to NT$199,800 in total, about NT$3,330 a month on average, roughly 1.3 clients’ monthly bookkeeping fees. Taking a company registration fee of NT$6,000, a monthly bookkeeping fee of NT$2,500, and an average engagement of 5 years, one long-term client brings in about NT$168,500, so winning 2 more long-term clients through the website within 5 years pays for it. This is a hypothetical scenario and does not represent actual numbers of clients won; you can use the calculator on this page with your own firm’s fees.
Can the online form replace verifying a client’s identity?
No. The form only helps collect preliminary details, for assessment only; before a formal engagement your firm still verifies the client’s identity as the rules require. Online intake counts as non-face-to-face, so handle the actual process according to your firm’s anti-money-laundering rules, and we will adjust the form to match.
Where is client data stored, and who can see it?
The form comes with a personal data notice, and details go only to the inbox your firm specifies; they are never published on the website. Cases are also written to your Google Sheet, and apart from the system account that writes to it, access is given only to the accounts you choose. In the first phase we do not collect national ID numbers or photos of ID documents.
Could the website copy cause problems under the rules on soliciting business?
We avoid phrases such as guaranteed tax savings, guaranteed approval, or lowest price, and focus on explaining your services clearly. Your firm approves all copy before launch.
How long does a website take?
Usually 3 to 12 weeks. The most time-consuming part is usually the early discussions and gathering materials; the exact schedule depends on what we agree.
We don’t have a logo or brand colors. Is that all right?
Yes. We can start from the brand identity and plan the logo, the brand colors, and the website together, all the way to launch.