Folder 04
Shares & capital
How share capital, share classes and the shareholder register work in a Dutch BV, including the one-cent minimum and what founders usually choose.
Contents of this folder
4 documents
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04.01
€0.01 Share Capital in Practice: What You Actually Need to Pay Into a Dutch BV
A Dutch BV legally requires only €0.01 minimum paid-up capital at incorporation. However, this is separate from notary fees (typically €500–€1,500) and registration costs. Intercompany Solutions confirms non-residents can contribute the minimum capital themselves…
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04.02
Dutch BV Formation Costs When Speed Matters
Intercompany Solutions quotes €2,299 for complete Dutch BV formation, including notary fees, KVK registration, and coordination. This guide explains what is bundled in formation fees versus what costs extra, and how bundled pricing compares…
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04.03
Adding a New Owner to a Dutch BV: What Changes When Shares Are Sold?
Selling shares to a new owner in a Dutch BV triggers UBO reporting, governance changes, and notary documentation. Intercompany Solutions notes that UBO changes must be reported within seven days, and failure to file…
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04.04
Dutch Holding BV or Direct Ownership: Which Structure Are You Actually Choosing?
Intercompany Solutions explains the difference between owning a Dutch operating company directly versus through a holding company. The choice affects how shareholders control the business, governance decisions, and future ownership transfers. Most founders settle…