Schare transfer Dutch legal entity
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Share transfer in a Dutch limited liability company explained
Here you can read all about the share transfer in a Dutch limited liability company, why this process is done through a notarial deed and how to engage our services.
What is a share transfer?
A share transfer refers to the transfer of ownership of shares in a capital company, such as a private limited company (BV) or a public limited company (NV), from one person or entity to another. This can occur for various reasons, such as sale, gift, merger or inheritance.
Why is notarization required?
In the Netherlands, it is a legal requirement that the transfer of shares in a limited liability company (BV) be done through a notarial deed. There are several reasons for this:
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Legal certainty: By recording the transfer in a notarial deed, the transaction is formally established, giving both the buyer and the seller legal certainty.
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Identity verification: The notary verifies the identity of all parties involved, which helps prevent fraud.
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Information and Advice: The notary ensures proper legal processing and can provide all parties with information and advice about the transfer and its possible consequences.
If you are considering transferring or acquiring shares, it is essential to consult an expert to guide you through this process. We offer comprehensive support for share transfers and ensure that everything goes smoothly and in accordance with the law.
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