Software profile Accounting
Horus
Horus is a cloud accounting package built for Belgian and Luxembourg fiduciaires, with a published entry price, which is rare in this market. Its Luxembourg page names FAIA, periodic and annual VAT returns, the recapitulative statement and MT940 and CAMT.053 bank imports.
- From
- €52.50
- Free plan
- No
- Trial
- No
Best for
Small and mid sized Luxembourg fiduciaires that want a modern cloud ledger with a price on the page
Strengths / Weaknesses
Strengths
- A published price, from 52.50 euros a month including 15 client files
- Luxembourg compliance named explicitly: FAIA, periodic and annual VAT returns, recapitulative statement
- Bank integration by format: MT940, CAMT.053 and PDF
- A separate client facing app, Falco, for Peppol e-invoicing and shared documents
Weaknesses
- Activation fees are excluded from the published price and are not quantified
- Site and product are offered in French and Dutch, with no German or English interface evidenced
- Its own Luxembourg page dates the mandatory e-invoicing obligation to January 2027, while bill 8815 as deposited sets entry into force on 1 January 2028
- Built around the fiduciaire workflow, so a single company buying for itself is not the target
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Unit | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horus fiduciaire | Price on request | per month from | includes 15 client files, activation fees not included |
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Verdict
Horus is the most transparent of the Benelux fiduciaire packages, because it prints a price, from 52.50 euros a month including fifteen client files, when Sage and Exact print none. The Luxembourg feature list is specific where it matters, naming FAIA, the periodic and annual returns, the recapitulative statement and the bank formats by name. Two cautions: the activation fee is excluded and unquantified, and the vendor's own page dates Luxembourg's mandatory e-invoicing to January 2027, which does not match the bill now before parliament.
