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 registered-office transfer follows a set procedure: a decision by the competent body, sometimes amended articles, publication and admin updates. Here are the steps, the timing and the costs in Belgium.
A capital increase funds growth, brings in an investor or strengthens equity. Cash or in-kind contributions, SRL or SA: here is the procedure, what it costs and the traps to avoid in Belgium.
To replace a director in Belgium, you follow a precise procedure: a decision by the competent body, acceptance of office, publication in the Belgian Gazette and updates. Here is how it works in an SRL or SA.
Amending articles of association in Belgium follows strict rules: quorum, qualified majorities, a notarial deed and publication. Here are the steps, costs and pitfalls for an SRL or an SA.
Does your SRL need to become an SA, or has your cooperative lost its cooperative purpose? A conversion changes the legal form without setting up a new company. Here are the steps, reports and pitfalls.
Absorbing one company into another moves its entire estate without liquidation. Here are the forms of restructuring, the merger procedure in eight steps, the deadlines and the favourable tax regime.
A share buyback lets an SRL or SA purchase its own shares from its members, often to settle a partner's exit. Here are the legal conditions, the steps and the tax on the surplus.
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.
