What are the documents required to establish a company in the Netherlands?

The documents required to establish a company in the Netherlands are as follows:

1. Company Establishment Agreement: This agreement includes the purpose of establishment of the company, partnership structure, management and decision-making mechanisms and other important information.

2. Company Notification Form (Model 2): It is a form used to register the company in the commercial registry. Depending on the type of company, this form may also have various attachments.

3. Documents Depending on the Company's Field of Activity: Special permits or licenses may be required for some areas of activity. For example, companies operating in industries such as financial services, healthcare or construction may need additional documentation.

4. Identity Documents of the Company's Partners: The identity documents of the company's partners must be official documents such as passports or identity cards. Documents containing addresses and contact information of partners are also required.

5. Identity Documents of the Company's Executive Board Members: The identity documents of the company's executive board members must be official documents such as passports or identity cards. Documents containing members' addresses and contact information are also required.

6. Original Signing Authority Notification: It is a notification that determines on whose behalf and with what authority the company will sign. Signature authorization must be accompanied by the document containing the names and signatures of the company's representatives.

7. Capital Commitment: The company may be required to make a capital commitment at the establishment stage. This is a document stating the amount of capital of the company and the capital commitments of the partners.

8. Tax Identification Number (BTW Number) Application: A company operating in the Netherlands must apply for a tax identification number (BTW number). This number is required for the company to carry out tax transactions. These documents may vary depending on the type of company, field of activity and other factors. It is also recommended that you work with a local lawyer or consultant to get more detailed information about the process of establishing a company in the Netherlands and the required paperwork.