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Financial & tax optimisation

As your business develops, you want your financial structure to work as efficiently as possible. Decisions about financing, profit allocation and tax planning can significantly influence your flexibility and outcomes.

Understanding the available legal and tax frameworks helps you deploy resources strategically and avoid unwelcome surprises. This ensures your financial and tax approach supports the ambitions you have for your organisation.

Recognizable situations

Situations you recognize, answers that help you move forward.

Tax optimisation does not mean paying as little tax as possible, but rather making deliberate use of the opportunities permitted by law. Think of investment deductions, deferred taxation, optimising cost structures or choosing the most suitable company form.

Achieving real results requires a tailored approach. Your sector, growth stage and family situation determine which options are appropriate. Have your strategy reviewed in advance to ensure it complies with tax legislation and allows you to position your company efficiently and legally.

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Profit distribution involves more than a vote at the general meeting. You must verify whether sufficient reserves are available, whether the distribution could harm creditors and whether the legal procedures are fully respected.

Directors also bear specific liability in case of unlawful distributions. To avoid risks, ensure that all decisions are properly documented and that both the liquidity and balance sheet tests are correctly performed as required by company law.

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Tax planning is permitted as long as it does not amount to abuse or evasion. Every strategy should be legally substantiated and transparent. Consider restructurings, group structures, international activities or family wealth planning.

The boundary between optimisation and prohibited schemes is not always clear. By having your planning reviewed in advance, you avoid disputes with the tax authorities and reduce the risk of penalties. Ensure thorough documentation and keep up to date with legal developments.

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David Engelbos
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Are you facing a key legal moment?

We assess your situation together and guide you through the decisions that safeguard the future of your business.