Corporate law
Corporate law plays a crucial role in business decisions. Whether you are starting a company, merging with another business, or restructuring your legal framework, a notary ensures a solid and legally sound foundation.
We provide expert guidance and ensure that your company complies with all legal requirements.
Corporate law at Notariskantoor Post
Our notary office provides expert and reliable support in the field of corporate law. We assist entrepreneurs with company formation, drafting or amending articles of association, shareholder agreements, and restructurings.
We also ensure clear and legally correct guidance in cases of mergers, acquisitions, and legal mergers.
With our personal approach and legal expertise, we ensure that your company is structured solidly and prepared for the future. Your interests are always our priority.
Our office provides services in the areas of:
- formation of a private limited company;
- contribution of assets into a private limited company, whether at the time of formation or later;
- formation of a foundation or association;
- amendments to the articles of association of a private limited company, foundation, or association;
- transfer of shares in a private limited company;
- certification of shares;
- mergers and demergers of legal entities;
- reorganisation of the legal structure.
Formation of a private limited company
Would you like to establish a private limited company (BV)? We prepare the articles of association, arrange registration with the Chamber of Commerce, and ensure that your company meets all legal requirements.
A limited company offers limited liability and potential tax advantages.
Our notarial guidance helps you get off to a flying start.
Mergers and demergers of legal entities
A merger or demerger involves many considerations, ranging from legal documentation to tax consequences.
We guide you through the entire process, prepare a comprehensive and watertight merger or demerger proposal, and handle the official registration with the Chamber of Commerce.
This ensures a smooth transition with minimal risks.
