Company formation in Netherlands

Price starts from €7,500

The Netherlands offers a compelling environment for entrepreneurs aiming to establish an international business, leveraging its excellent physical and technological infrastructure, progressive Dutch culture, and strategically advantageous geographical position within a global trading hub.

The whole registration process of a new company (Dutch B.V.) in the Netherlands is very straightforward, doesn’t involve much bureaucracy and has very low maintenance costs.

This jurisdiction is the best option for:

  • Cryptocurrency related services;
  • Software development/ IT;
  • Trading;
  • Logistics.

Benefits:

  • favorable taxation system;
  • openness to foreign investments;
  • tax incentives for finance activities;
  • fast incorporation process;
  • strategic location.

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countries have signed a double taxation avoidance agreement with the Netherlands

€0,01

minimum paid-up share capital

25.8%

standard corporate tax

One of the most popular company forms in the Netherlands is the "Besloten vennootschap” (BV), which translates to "Limited Liability Company" (LLC) in English

Procedure for registration a company in Netherlands

Step 1. Initial Setup:

  • Initiating a preliminary project assessment
  • Preparation and filing of the package of documents

Step 2. Company registration:

  • Verification and reservation of the company name at the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce (KVK)
  • Facilitating the notarial process for the company's official registration
  • Opening a bank account and depositing a minimum of €0,01 of the share capital
  • Incorporating the company's data into the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce
  • Obtaining the Chamber of Commerce Extract issued by the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce, Deed of Incorporation and Articles of Association
  • VAT Registration
  • Obtain a business license or permits (if applicable)

We also can help with:

  • Company secretarial services
  • Opening bank accounts
  • Preparing apostilled documents
  • Further legal support

Requirements for a BV in Netherlands

Before deciding to set up a new company in Netherlands, read the information below to understand the characteristics of a "Besloten vennootschap”:

The type of company is a "Besloten vennootschap” (BV).

Number of directors/shareholders – Netherlands BV is required to have at least one director and one shareholder. There are no residency requirements for a BV director, however it is recommended that at least one director be a resident of the Netherlands.

Number of employees – unlimited.

Share capital – €0,01.

Liability – in a BV, the shareholders' liability is limited to the amount they have invested in the company. The director is not personally liable for the company's debts. The director is responsible for the repayment of loans or, in the case of proven mismanagement of the company, which led to serious consequences, for these consequences.

Accounting – obligation to submit financial and tax reports to the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce.

Document requirements:

Taxation in Netherlands:

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We look forward to the opportunity of collaborating and delivering exceptional solutions that meet and exceed expectations of any Client.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter, not to be considered as a legal consultation.