Company Belgium

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OFFSHORE REGISTRATION IN BELGIUM

General characteristics of the country

Belgium is a European country famous for its medieval buildings. The form of administrative-territorial structure - federation, and the form of government - constitutional parliamentary monarchy. The official currency in Belgium is the Euro, and the system of law is Romano-Germanic. The official languages in Belgium are three:

• 1) Dutch - mainly for the inhabitants of the northern part of the country Flanders;
• 2) French - it is spoken by those who live in the south in Valonia;
• 3) German - German-speaking citizens live in the east of Belgium.

In the capital city of Brussels, residents speak Dutch and French. The headquarters of NATO and the European Union are located in this city. The distinctive feature of Belgium, as a small country, is that it has a stable economy and a fairly high GDP per capita. There are three organizational and legal forms of enterprises in Belgium:

• 1) Joint Stock Company;
• 2) Closed company with limited liability;
• 3) Partnership.

Company registration in BELGIUM

Currently, Belgium is not an offshore zone and has a fairly low tax burden. In addition, the country has no restrictions on the use of currency, and no prior government authorization is required to register a legal entity. Belgium has signed a double taxation treaty with Ukraine and some other countries. All these factors are in favor of Belgium.

When intending to acquire a company, it is worth contacting specialists who will provide professional advice and help with registration and collection of documents.

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On the territory of Belgium any type of activity is allowed, except for those that require a license. These include investment and banking operations, as well as insurance and maritime transportation.

Annually, all companies registered in Belgium are obliged to submit reports and keep accounting records. Only holding companies may file reports in a simplified form without reflecting the assets and liabilities of the company.

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