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    Dutch Company Law

    The most important companies in Dutch company law are

    B.V. (private limited liability company)
    N.V. (public limited liability company); and
    Cooperatief (cooperative, which can also be incorporated as a limited liability company)
    C.V. (limited partnership)

    The most common legal form in the Netherlands is the BV. A BV in the Netherlands can be compared with a UK limited or US LLC. The Dutch NV is in general only chosen when it is the intention to list the legal entity on a stock exchange. This is because the NV can issue bearer shares, whereas the BV cannot. The Dutch Cooperative is chosen as legal form in stead of a BV because of its legal flexibility and to avoid withholding tax on dividends. The CV is sometimes used when there are both managing and investing partners.

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