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Starting your own business
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Starting your own business
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The situation
Ali wants to start his own barber shop. He now receives social assistance.
The lesson
Do you want to start your own business? Then you must register with the (KVK). That is compulsory. The KVK can also help you start your business.
Do you receive a benefit? When you register with the , your right to the benefit in principle ends. So talk to the municipality or to whoever pays your benefit first.
As an entrepreneur you arrange many things yourself. You have no employer to arrange a pension and insurance for you. You can take out a supplementary pension and incapacity insurance yourself.
Remember
Your own business: registering with the is compulsory. With a benefit you first talk to the municipality or .
Test
Five questions about this lesson. With 7 out of 10 (two stars) the next lesson opens.
Question 1
Where must you register when you start your own business?
Registering with the is compulsory when you start a business.
Question 2
Ali receives a benefit and wants to start a business. What does he do first?
When you register with the , the right to a benefit in principle ends. That is why talking first is wise.
Question 3
Who arranges the pension of a self-employed entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur has no employer. You arrange a supplementary pension and incapacity insurance yourself.
Question 4
Where can you get help with starting a business?
The helps entrepreneurs who want to start a business.
Question 5
What in principle happens to your benefit when you register with the KVK?
When you become an entrepreneur, your right to the benefit in principle ends. So talk about it first.
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