
Why should you set up a company in Netherlands?
It is possible to register a company in the Netherlands within 4 weeks with 1 director and 1 shareholder, who can be of any nationality. There is no minimum share capital requirement for a limited liability company in the Netherlands and our Clients do not need to travel to complete the engagement. Our Clients willing to expand in Europe often choose to register their company in the Netherlands because:
- Dutch businesses enjoy little government interference on their daily operations. The Netherlands is indeed ranked as the 24th easiest country to do business amongst developed countries, according to the World Bank.
- Our Clients find paying taxes is simple in Holland because i) everything is online and ii) all annual tax requirements can be settled within 5 days per year.
- Firms do not require an annual audit if they have i) less than €8.80 million turnover and ii) less than 50 employees.
- Our Clients remitting loans repayments to non-resident companies are exempted from withholding tax.
- Netherlands resident companies can carry forward their business losses indefinitely, for up to €200,000 annually plus 25% of subsequent profits exceeding that amount.
- Our Clients firms can use their own currency when doing their bookkeeping and other financial requirements.
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Netherlands Company Incorporation
Netherlands offers various legal structures for company registration, each with its own rules and regulations. There are the three primary types of companies that are typically registered in Netherlands

Private limited company [besloten vennootschap/BV]
A corporate structure with legal personality is a private limited company or besloten vennootschap (bv) in the Netherlands. This implies that BV, not you personally, is usually responsible for any debts. As the only director and major shareholder (DGA), you may form a Dutch bv by yourself, with other people, or with other legal organizations, and therefore work for BV and represent it. The equity of a private limited business is allocated among its owners in the form of shares.

Public limited company [naamloze vennootschap/NV]
A NV and a BV are primarily distinguished by their size, with the former being a larger business with more directors. A public limited company's capital is divided into shares, each of which is owned by a shareholder. These shareholders hold the ultimate power but are permitted to make choices regarding the business. The board may also be appointed and removed by them. Bearer shares are not permitted by Nevada; only registered shares may be issued.

Cooperative
[coöperatie]
A cooperative can be established with one or more participants. For instance, one member can delegate tasks to the other if they get sick as the members of the cooperative make it up. The cooperative's existence is not in jeopardy when members join or leave. In contrast, partners in a professional or business partnership (maatschap) are not free to depart at any time.
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