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What happens to your carefully built client base if your most experienced employee decides to leave? For many entrepreneurs, the fear of...

A private limited company (BV) can buy back its own shares — subject to conditions. Read when this is advisable, which rules apply, and what it costs.

Priority shares grant special decision-making rights. Read how they work, who uses them, and what the pros and cons are.

Non-voting or non-profit-sharing shares: how do they work, when are they useful, and what are the rules under the law?

Cumulative preferred shares provide priority over accruing dividends. Read when to use them and the associated terms and conditions.

Did you know that no less than 90% of Dutch SMEs regularly deal with late-paying customers? It is a frustrating...

What are letter shares (A, B, C) and when do you use them? With an explanation of the different voting, dividend, and control rights per type.

How do shares in a BV work? Read about rights, types of shares, and the difference between a shareholder and a director — with practical examples.

What conditions apply to establishing a BV? Identification, description of purpose, capital, directors, and shareholders — checklist and explanation.

Setting up a BV typically takes one to two weeks with an online process; somewhat longer for a customized solution. Read what determines the pace.