Plan Your Dutch BV — The Complete Creator Playbook

A holding-operating structure offers significant tax advantages and asset protection, but it doubles your formation costs and administrative overhead. The kit covers both single-BV and dual-BV paths with clear decision criteria based on your revenue, risk profile, and growth plans. Most creators start with one BV and add a holding later when revenue justifies the structure.

Budget approximately €1,500–3,000 for a single BV (notary fees, KVK registration, initial capital, accountant setup). A holding structure roughly doubles that. The kit breaks down every cost line item so you can plan accurately. The financial planner Excel helps you model these costs against your projected income.

Yes — thousands of Dutch professionals run a BV alongside employment. The Employer Separation Guide covers disclosure requirements, non-compete considerations, and clean boundary frameworks. The key is transparency with your employer and clear separation between your employment duties and BV activities.

The Trademark Strategy Guide walks you through Benelux (BOIP) and EU-wide (EUIPO) trademark registration. For most creators, a Benelux trademark (€244) provides strong regional protection. EU-wide registration (€850) makes sense once you have international revenue. The guide includes the exact filing process and common pitfalls to avoid.

Absolutely. The transition from ZZP (sole proprietorship) to BV is one of the most common paths covered in the kit. You will find specific guidance on timing the transition, transferring existing clients and contracts, and handling the tax implications of the switch.

No. Joining the launch list is free. The kit is not available to buy or download yet, and joining does not place an order.