Every entrepreneur and every incorporation is different. That is why we start with a baseline assessment of your situation and only then make a tailored price proposal. We arrange the notary, articles and Chamber of Commerce filing — you sign once and your BV exists.
Incorporating a BV isn't a status symbol. It's a fiscal and legal choice. Wise for some, overkill for others. We want you to do it for the right reason — not because someone at a birthday party said it's 'tax-advantageous'.
Short answer: a BV often becomes interesting once you make a substantial profit; we calculate it for your situation. With a lower profit you're often better off as a sole trader or partnership (VOF) — less admin, lower costs, simpler.
If a BV suits you, it can pay off in four ways: liability shielded, more room to defer profits, holding structure possible and more professional appearance toward investors and big clients.
None of these alone is decisive. But if three of the four apply to you, a conversation about a BV is worth having.
You make a substantial profit and expect this to continue for the coming years. We calculate from what amount a BV pays off in your situation.
You work with large contracts or risky deliveries where personal liability is an issue.
You want to attract investors, bring in a co-owner, or set up a holding structure to build up assets.
You work with large corporate clients who prefer doing business with a BV rather than a sole trader.
One shareholder or three, a new start or converting your sole proprietorship, with or without a holding: every incorporation is different. So we first map your situation, then you receive a tailored price proposal, clear in advance. We only start once you agree.
Submit the free application — one of our advisors calls you back to walk through your situation. No sales pitch, no obligation. Doubting between sole trader and BV? Fenna also works it out for free, on the right of this page.
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