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Your SME advisor is on hand to give your business economic insights that pay off.

  • Tax advice in plain language
    You’ll receive clear advice on every difficult decision you have to make as an entrepreneur, with fees starting from 350 euros excl. VAT.
  • Business optimisation that pays off
    Thanks to the tax expertise of your SME adviser, you’ll be able to make the best choices for your business.
  • Prepared for today and tomorrow
    You’ll receive a report with all the information you need to make informed decisions for the short and long term.
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Good advice costs money but bad advice costs a fortune

Being an entrepreneur means making decisions that are often outside your comfort zone. There are key moments where you have tax or legal questions about your business for which you would like an informed answer.
For example:

  • How do I handle the transfer of my business?
  • What’s the best way to take money out of my business?
  • Which company form is best for my situation?

In addition, there are various factors you have to take into account, such as your family situation, the specific situation of your business and the business context.
That means it’s wise to take decisions based on the right information, because making the wrong choices can have dire consequences for your business.
Fortunately, our SME advisers have the necessary tax and legal expertise to set you on the right path with clear tax advice, so you can be sure you’re making the right decision.

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Handing over your company

Handing over your company is a key moment. In addition to the business aspects, your emotions also play an important role, whether you’re leaving your business to your children or selling it to a third party.It’s precisely because it’s such an emotional subject that it’s important to start thinking about it early.

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Determining the value of your company

Around half of company managers aged 50 or over want to transfer ownership of their business within the next five years, but they typically haven’t made much progress with the actual transfer process.
It’s therefore important to determine the value of your company early on so that you can still optimise your situation if necessary.

Investing in real estate

There’s a lot involved in buying a property. Various constructions are needed to organise your purchase and there’s a great deal of money at stake.
If you go about it the wrong way, your purchase can have a big impact on your personal life and your company.

Taking over a business

When you acquire a company, you’re buying more than just the building. You also acquire a customer portfolio, brand awareness and a greater chance of success in one fell swoop.
Taking over a business can therefore offer a great opportunity, although the process can also raise lots of questions.

 

Taking money out of your company

As a manager or director of a company, you also want to reap the benefits of your efforts in your personal life. One way of doing this is by taking money out of your company.
Given that the tax laws around this are complex, you can call on our SME advisers to save time.
They’ll give you specialised advice on how to get the most out of your company’s assets while staying within the tax rules.

Switching from being a sole trader to a company

Thinking of switching from being a sole trader to a company? If so, you need to consider the financial and legal implications for you and your business.
Whether switching is right for your business depends on your specific situation and your future plans.


Restructuring your business

As an entrepreneur, you sometimes need to adjust the structure of your business. For instance, you may have invested heavily in growth in the early days, but now you’re trying to secure your assets or prepare your business for the next generation.
Or perhaps the economic situation has changed, your business activity is no longer the same or you’ve recently made an acquisition.

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Contact your relationship manager

Your relationship manager will be happy to help you.

When can you call on your SME adviser?