Where CORA works

Not a general package with a country dropdown. Pick where your company is registered and you get that country: its tax, its rates, its periods, its deadlines — set up before you book your first invoice.

Dutch Caribbean

Saint-Martin (FR)

TGCA at 4%, with the 2% reduced rate, counted when the money arrives.

TaxTGCA
Rates4% · 2%
ReturnMonthly or quarterly
From$20 / month

TGCA, filed by CORA

Your return is prepared from your books and filed for you — you see what went out and when.

Your bank, in automatically

Send in the statements your bank actually gives you — upload them, or let your bank email them in — and they book themselves. Guaranteed to work with the banks here.

Year-end, ready

Your comptes annuels builds itself from the books, with notes and signatures, ready 6 months after year-end.

How it works here

Here CORA does the filing itself. Your return goes to the Collectivité with the reference the office expects, and the payment instruction carries the same reference, so your money is matched to your declaration straight away. You approve, CORA sends, and the confirmation lands back in your administration.

Your bank

Your French bank connects live

Saint-Martin banks with France, and French banks connect through Ponto. You give permission at your own bank, transactions arrive on their own, and you can withdraw that permission whenever you like.

BNP ParibasCrédit AgricoleSociété GénéraleLCLBanque PopulaireCaisse d’ÉpargneCrédit MutuelCICLa Banque PostaleBRED

Ponto by Isabel Group
Bank in the US too?

Connect your US dollar account and it feeds your books live, for $4 a month — see the add-ons.

Plaid

Start where your company actually is

Seven days free. Pick your country at signup and the rules, the rates and the deadlines are set up before you put your first document in.

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