Our guides explain the rules for running a business in Belgium. Companies, VAT, financial plans, cash flow: every article gets straight to the point. A few guides also cover France.
A voluntary liquidation closes a solvent Belgian company properly. Decision before a notary, the liquidator, paying creditors, the final surplus and closure: here is the full route for an SRL or SA.
Bankruptcy proceedings apply to a business that has stopped paying its debts for good and lost its creditworthiness. Filing, the trustee's role, creditors and debt discharge: here is how it works in Belgium.
Judicial reorganisation shields a struggling business from its creditors while it recovers. Here are the Book XX conditions, the three possible routes and how the procedure differs from bankruptcy.
ASBL dissolution follows rules of its own, distinct from company law practice. Members' vote, liquidator, debts, allocation of remaining assets and publications: here is the complete procedure.
A successful company sale starts with a choice between a share deal and an asset deal, then a defensible price. Here are the steps, due diligence, the purchase agreement and the tax points to check.
Each guide answers one precise question. Categories group related topics, and the blog topics page helps you explore a broad subject. Figures follow the rules in force in Belgium or France on the publication date. Always check your situation with a professional before a major decision. To put numbers on it, our free calculators work out a cost, a tax or a break-even point. Juristelo then assembles those calculations into a complete financial plan, ready for your bank or notary.
