You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, you can set up either :
1. A limited partnership (SCS/GCV), in which there is limited liability only for the silent partner, or
2. A general partnership (SNC/VOF), with unlimited liability.
To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, you can set up either :
1. A limited partnership (SCS/GCV), in which there is limited liability only for the silent partner, or
2. a general partnership (SNC/VOF), with unlimited liability.
To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to Pros & Cons
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, a private limited liability company (SPRL/BVBA) is the type of legal entity you should set up. For this form of doing business, liability is limited for the amount of share capital.
In addition, two others types of legal entity are available, the SCS/GCV and the SNC/VOF, both with unlimited liability.To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, a limited cooperative (SCRL/CVBA) is the type of legal entity you should set up. For this form of doing business, liability is limited for the amount of share capital.
In addition, three others types of legal entity are available, the SCS/GCV, the SNC/VOF and the SPRL/BVBA, all with unlimited liability.To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, a private limited liability company (SPRL/BVBA) is the type of legal entity you should set up.
Note that, if you inted to set up an SPRL/BVBA with a single shareholder that is itself a legal entity, the company will have unlimited liability.To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, a private limited liability company (SPRL/BVBA) is the type of legal entity you should set up. Note that, if you inted to set up an SPRL/BVBA with a single shareholder that is itself a legal entity, the company will have unlimited liability.
In addition, two others types of legal entity are available, the SCS/GCV and the SNC/VOF, both with unlimited liability.
To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
You have selected the following :
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, a private limited liability company (SPRLU/EBVBA) is the type of legal entity you should set up. Note that if you intend to set up an SPRLU/EBVBA with a single shareholder that is itself a legal entity, the company will have unlimited liability.
To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, a private limited liability company (SPRLU/EBVBA) is the type of legal entity you should set up. Note that if you intend to set up an SPRLU/EBVBA with a single shareholder that is itself a legal entity, the company will have unlimited liability.
To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
You have selected the following :
Based on your selection, you can set up all types of legal entity available in Belgium, either with limited liability, as an SA/NV or an SPRL/BVBA, or with unlimited liability as an SCA/CVA, an SCV/GCV or an SNC/VOF.
To give you an initial insight into the features of these forms of doing business, please refer to the Pros & Cons Analysis
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