ABIN accountants and consultants

We have been a customer of this accountancy firm since the opening of the Abin office in Voorburg in 2011. There is a rule of thumb to change offices after a maximum of 7 years, but it is not without reason that we are still a customer: it is an extremely professional party! In addition to this professionalism, we also experience a high degree of involvement and dedication. All these properties were recently shown even more justice at our internal Management Buy-Out. Without the input and support of the Abin specialists, this would never have become the smooth process as it has now run. If you are serious about your company as an entrepreneur, then the choice for Abin is actually self-evident.

Very aggressive in approach. Trying to sneak bookkeepers away from smaller offices. No norms and values. Bah

We have already worn out a number of accountants. And we were never really happy. They did what they should do. But we were looking for a company that does the best for our business. An accountant who pays for himself. We got a tip from another company to go to Abin. And so we ended up here. And we were certainly not disappointed. We have been with Abin for years now and are helped very professionally by Huig Haasnoot. He always researches everything for us down to the last detail and has already saved us a lot of money. Yes, they are a bit more expensive compared to the other accountants. But as said, they earn back this through their professionalism.

I can say nothing else than that we have been a satisfied customer here for over 30 years. During the company takeover within the family, our contact person at ABIN, Huig Haasnoot arranged everything down to the last detail to everyone's satisfaction. To this day he is always there for us and he comes up with a good solution quickly and adequately and points the entrepreneur in the right direction. I can heartily recommend him and ABIN!

I would strongly advise against any entrepreneur to take ABIN as an accountant. Particularly partner Huig Haasnoot does not adhere to the rules of the profession, never thinks in the interests of the customer while this was agreed upon when entering into the customer relationship, lies in writing when it suits it, explained in a shareholders' meeting - to a bailiff - makes incorrect statements and sends sky-high bills about which he does not wish to provide further explanation. Threatens with legal action, but never takes action because he knows he will lose a lawsuit.