COMPANY LAW

Company law, also referred to as corporate law, is a vast branch of law. Briefly put, it covers all the legal aspects which a company can encounter in its day-to-day operations. Wiggers Ross Advocaten | Belastingkundigen has extensive experience of company law. The choices and agreements you make are crucial. Our specialists can advise you on this to ensure that matters are properly arranged. And should any legal problems still arise, they will help you solve them.

PRACTICAL ASPECTS

If you want to start a business, there are many aspects to consider and decide. When performing legal acts, the question of legal personality or corporate capacity is important. A legal structure’s suitability depends on the type of business you intend to start. The choice of legal structure also has economic and tax consequences. Wiggers Ross | Belastingkundigen is your partner in this stage, helping you make the right choice. We have experience of all legal forms: foundations, partnerships, private limited companies (Dutch BV), public limited companies (Dutch NV), general partnerships (Dutch VOF), limited partnerships (Dutch CV), co-operative societies, associations of apartment owners.

Over time, the different parties involved in a partnership can develop different views. This can lead to disputes and conflicts. It is important that partners think of the following aspects early on in the process: who has which authorities? How will we divide profits and losses? And: how do we go our separate ways if things do not work out? Wiggers Ross Advocaten | Belastingkundigen can help you to look for the best solution. As ever: better safe than sorry. We try to prevent disputes by trying to look at things from the entrepreneur’s perspective and assessing the risks.
Our lawyers also assist clients in specific areas of company law, such as disputes between shareholders, restructuring, winding up companies, as well as mergers and acquisitions.

WHAT ELSE CAN WE HELP YOU WITH?

• Incorporation/legal form
• Financing
• General Terms and Conditions
• Entering into agreements
• Restructuring
• Acquisition/Sale