Company registration in Netherlands

Company registration in Netherlands

The Netherlands is a solid reliable jurisdiction in EU well-known for its low corporate tax rate in comparison with neighboring EU members and high number of double taxation treaties.
Establishing a classic LLC (BV) in the Netherlands provides you with a range of outstanding possibilities to represent your business inside as well as outside the EU

Price: 2950 Euro +100 Euro for sending documents

Details for Company registration in Netherlands

  • Annual renewal of the company - 2000€
  • Notarization of Power of Attorney for registering a company remotely - yes
  • Termination – 2 weeks

Required documents for Company registration in Netherlands

  1. a notarized international passport (with a translation of the notary’s certification into English)
  2. confirmation of the address of residence
  • or an internal passport with a residence permit (fully translated into English and certified)
  • or a bank statement indicating residence (translation into English and notarized)
  • or a utility bill indicating residence (with translation and certified)
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About offer

Included in the price:

Included in the price

  • Dutch Chamber of Commerce registration
  • notary procedures
  • VAT application
  • local office address
Taxation will be as follows:

15 %

Bookkeeping

depending on the turnover

Price (not included documents delivery)

From 2,950€

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