Discussing your idea and ambitions
We look at what you want to offer, to whom, which investments are needed and how you see the first period.
Startup advice.
From first idea to a business that is ready to start. We help you make the right choices, map out the figures and make sure your administration is solid from the beginning.
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A strong start begins before your first invoice.
At start-up you lock in choices that keep working for years. We make clear what is required, what suits your plans and which steps to take in which order.
The legal form that suits your plans
We compare a sole proprietorship with a BV (the Belgian private limited company, formerly BVBA) and, where relevant, an NV. You see the difference in liability, incorporation costs, tax treatment and room to grow later.
A financial plan with realistic figures
We estimate investments, turnover, costs and cash needs, so you know how much room you need to start without stress.
Incorporation without loose ends
We guide the necessary formalities and coordinate with the notary, the business counter and other parties involved.
Your administration set up to work from day one
We agree how you supply invoices, payments and documents, so you keep the overview from the start and do nothing twice.
How we get your business going.
You do not have to know every answer up front. We build on your idea step by step and give you the information you need for the next choice each time.
An idea you want to test? Contact us and we will look together at what you need to start.
Working out choices and figures
We compare legal forms and work through your financial plan, including costs, taxes and available funds.
Incorporating and starting in practice
We set the formalities in motion, organise your administration and make sure you know which deadlines and obligations follow.
An idea you want to test? Contact us and we will look together at what you need to start.
A good idea also needs financial breathing room.
Many starters mainly estimate their investment, but forget that turnover often builds gradually while fixed costs run from the first month.
Our approach: we map not only the start-up costs, but also the first months of your cash flow. So you know how much buffer you need and from when your business can carry itself.
Being a starter does not stop at your company number.
After incorporation come your first invoices, returns, investments and growth choices. On our page for starters and the self-employed you can read how we keep guiding you after the start-up.
See our guidance for starters and the self-employed
From degree to your own practice.
A newly graduated speech therapist, physiotherapist or other care provider has more than expertise to think about: the legal form, practice space, investments and administration all need choices. We help you lay the financial and practical base, so you start your own practice with confidence.
See our guidance for medical practices
Practical questions, clear answers.
Before we start, we agree clearly on documents, contact moments and responsibilities.
What is cash flow?
Cash flow is the difference between the money that actually comes in and goes out. Your business can be profitable on paper and still be short of money for a while when clients pay later than your own costs fall due.
When is the best time to get in touch?
Preferably before you take on big costs or settle your legal form. Then we can still compare the options freely and build your financial plan on realistic choices.
Do I always need a financial plan?
For some companies it is a legal requirement, but even for a sole proprietorship a simple plan is worth having. It shows how much starting capital and buffer you really need.
Can you guide the whole incorporation?
Yes. We prepare the financial and administrative information, coordinate with the parties involved and make sure your bookkeeping can start right after incorporation.
Ready to make your idea concrete?
Tell us where you stand today. We will map out the next steps, the figures you need and the practical formalities together.