Incorporating a business in the Netherlands involves several key steps. First, choose a business structure, such as a private limited company (BV) or public limited company (NV). Verify the uniqueness of your company name and reserve it with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel). Draft and notarize the company’s Articles of Association. Submit incorporation documents to the Chamber of Commerce, including identification details of directors and shareholders. Obtain a Dutch business bank account and register for VAT if applicable. Ensure compliance with local regulations, including annual financial statements and tax filings. Consulting a legal advisor can simplify the process.