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FAQ: What is the difference between a legal structure with and without legal personality?

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Netherlands Chamber of Commerce, KVK
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When you start a business, you choose a legal structure. Some legal structures have a legal personality. This determines, for example, whether you are personally liable for the business’s debts. And which taxes you pay. In this video, you will see the difference between legal structures with and without legal personality.

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