flexible accountants

For which country? And corporate or personal?

where is the company registered, country?

If you're expecting people to give useful input or solid answers to your thread, you'll need to provide more details, otherwise, the replies will reflect that and likely be next to useless.
One thing goes hand in hand with the other!

@movin3wheeler please understand that accountants are licensed practitioners. And those licences are given by tax jurisdictions.

If you are travelling and do not have a company yet, you need to first figure out where you want to incorporate. You can consult international tax lawyers for that in order to structure your business.

Once you have a business, you can ask an accountant to do your book keeping. I guess in your situation a US LLC and do it yourself would do the job.

@movin3wheeler Please structure your question with as much detail as possible. No one has a crystal ball here. The info you have given so far has been less than useless unfortunately. You will end up with the thread looking like a game of 20 questions.

i.e explain if tax is relevant etc. And btw the way there is no such thing as a digital nomad when it comes to banking. You either need a country as a base or end up with a complex situation of i.e tax reporting to multiple countries if you have to change bank address each time you move etc.

OP's question does not make sense!

Good accounting firm I use is @James Turner

+1 for @James Turner they are accounting for my first uk ltd now.

the clowns at OCT don't even understand what a flexible accountant is 🤣

plotoffshore said:

+1 for @James Turner they are accounting for my first uk ltd now.

for sure he is flexible since he closes both eyes when he files OffshoreCorpTalk's annual returns. As explained here: johnnydoe.is/threads/turner-little-company-formation.42231/