Document background
The Certificate Articles of Incorporation serve as the constitutional document for establishing a new company in Belgium. This document is mandatory under Belgian law and must be prepared and executed before a notary public when founding any corporate entity in Belgium. It outlines the fundamental aspects of the company's structure, including share capital, management framework, and operational guidelines. The document must comply with the Belgian Code of Companies and Associations (CCA) and includes mandatory provisions such as company name, registered office, corporate purpose, and capital structure. Once properly executed and registered with the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises, it grants the company its legal personality and serves as the primary reference for corporate governance throughout the company's existence.
