A financial plan is legally required when incorporating a company in Belgium. But it’s more than a formality — it’s the foundation of your business. We draw it up for you, accurately and realistically.
Since the new Companies Code, a financial plan is mandatory when incorporating any BV/SRL, NV/SA or other company in Belgium. The notary requests it at incorporation and keeps it for three years.
But a good financial plan is much more than a document for the notary. It forces you to think realistically about your turnover, costs, investments and financing.
Important: If your company goes bankrupt within three years, the court can check whether your financial plan was realistic. An overly optimistic plan can lead to personal liability. Have it drawn up by a certified accountant.
Book a free introductory meeting and discover how we can help you draw up an accurate and realistic financial plan.