“Initiative”
Package
- Stichting Incorporation
- Registration at the Kamer van Koophandel (Dutch Chamber of Commerce)
- 1 Board Member (individual or corporate)
- Dutch Notary Fees including Power of Attorney, draft of the Deed of Incorporation (Dutch & unofficial English translation) & Company Extract
- UBO Registration
- Remote Formation
- Corporate Secretarial Support including 6 hours availabilities (VAT number application, bank account opening, EORI number application, processing official letters, general legal support, etc.)
- *excl. Registered Office Address
- *excl. One-Time 80 EUR Government Fee
- *excl. VAT
What is a Dutch Stichting?
The Dutch Stichting (Foundation) is a unique legal entity with limited liability. The foundation is a (self-owning) corporate entity, without any share capital or shareholders. This means the Foundation can own assets, a bank account, and even decide to perform profitable or non-profitable activities (to which different tax treatments apply. A Stichting can obtain a tax-free status, even without official charity status (such as the ANBI, or SBBI).
The Dutch Foundation is a so-called “orphan entity” and is generally not subject to corporate taxes. Charitable & not-for-profit organizations, and NGOs widely adopt this vehicle.
More questions on how the Foundation (Stichting) works? Check out our Launch Guide on the Stichting for more detailed information.
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