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Dear clients and friends,

Thank you for a wonderful year of trust and collaboration!

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful Christmas, relaxing holidays, and a bright start to the New Year.

Our office will be closed from December 23rd, reopening January 7th.

Your team at Casapicola & Gross

About us: We are tax consultants in Vienna, Innere Stadt. We serve clients from a wide range of industries, from family businesses and freelancers to foreign corporations. We take over bookkeeping and payroll accounting for you or support your employees in these labor-intensive activities. Find out about our wide range of services, visit our office in the 1st district or contact us by phone or e-mail!

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