J. Jordens
308 avenue Kersbeek, 1180 Uccle, Belgique contact@j-jordens.net +32 (0)2 345 23 30
Non-profit and association formation — J. Jordens

Give your association project a legal existence

Non-Profit (ASBL/VZW) Formation in Belgium

Do you have a social, cultural, sporting or humanitarian project and want to give it a solid legal framework? Setting up a non-profit (ASBL/VZW) is the most suitable solution under Belgian law. At J. Jordens, we support you at every step, in strict compliance with the Code of Companies and Associations (CSA/WVV).

Why set up a non-profit?

  • Favorable tax regime: subject to the legal entities tax, generally more advantageous.
  • Access to subsidies: public authorities more readily grant funding to a recognized non-profit.
  • Institutional credibility: a non-profit inspires confidence among partners and beneficiaries.

Our support for setting up your non-profit

  • Preliminary advice on the most suitable legal form
  • Drafting of articles compliant with the CSA/WVV
  • Founding deed under private seal or notarized
  • Belgian Official Gazette publication and mandatory registration

Set up a non-profit in Brussels

Brussels is home to numerous international organizations. Our address in Uccle (1180 Brussels) is available as your association's registered office through our registered office service, from €70 excl. VAT/month.

Need help?

Our team will get back to you quickly.

+32 (0)2 345 23 30 contact@j-jordens.net

Frequently Asked Questions

A non-profit is a legal form allowing you to pursue a disinterested purpose without distributing profits to its members.

Since the CSA/WVV reform, a non-profit can be formed by a minimum of 2 founding members.

Favorable tax regime, easier access to public subsidies, institutional credibility and the possibility of deductible donations.

Yes. We handle Belgian Official Gazette publications, articles of association amendments and mandatory registrations.

Yes. Brussels is ideal for international associations. We support non-profits whose activities extend beyond Belgian borders.