Tailor-Made Matrimonial Property Regimes for Entrepreneurial Couples in Tilburg
In Tilburg, the city of innovative entrepreneurs in the textile and high-tech sectors, couples often opt for matrimonial property regimes with periodic settlement of capital growth (Article 1:141 DCC). This protects contributions to the BV, such as in startups around Tilburg University, but divides profit growth 50/50. Cold exclusion excludes growth, perfect for high-risk ventures in the Spoorzone.
Notarial execution is mandatory with a Tilburg notary; standard terms cover DGA pension, goodwill, and local subsidies. Fiscal linkage: settlement clause activates box 3 on surplus, with attention to regional tax benefits. Upon divorce: valuation of growth via an expert from the Midden-Brabant region. Additional clauses regulate owner-occupied home-BV and loans, tailored to the vibrant real estate market around the Piushaven.
Practice in Tilburg: hybrid model with threshold amount prevents small claims in family businesses. Update upon BV growth, children, or relocation to the municipality. Benefits: dispute prevention, better banking financing via Rabobank Tilburg, and attractive to investors from the Brabantse Delta. Disadvantage: discussion on 'growth calculation' upon appreciation of local business properties. Compare with registered partnership for flexible exit in this dynamic region.