| Different types of companies | Number of partners/shareholders | Maximum and/or minimum capital | Liabilities | Registration fees |
| Besloten vennootschap met beperkte aansprakelijkheid (BVBA) is a Private Limited Company. | Minimum 2 partners : 1 person for the sole proprietorship. |
18,550 € entirely subscribed and released up to minimum 6,200 €. | Partners' liability is limited to the amount contributed. | |
| Naamloze vennootschap (NV) is a Public Limited Company. | Minimum 2 shareholders. | 61,500 € totally subscribed and released. | Partners' liability is limited to the amount contributed. | |
| Vennootschap Onder Firma (VO) is a general partnership. | Minimum 2 partners. | No minimum capital. | Partners' liability is joint and several. | |
| Commanditaire Vernootschap (CV) is a limited partnership. | Two types of partners: active partners and sleeping partners. | No minimum capital. | Active partners' liability is joint and several, while the sleeping partners are liable for debts until the amount of the sum contributed. | |
| The co-operative company (SC) with unlimited and joint liability (SCRIS) or gathers a group of companies. | Maximum 3 partners. | No minimum capital. | Partners' liability is joint and unlimited on their whole personal assets. | |
| The co-operative company with limited liability (SCRL) is similar to the BVBA / SPRL. | Maximum 3 partners. | 18 550 € released up to BEF 6 200 €. | Partners' liability is limited to the amount contributed. |
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