Carlier, Laurence Marie

Active Risk: not assessed

founded 200025 yrs activeKBO/BCE: BE 0829.641.889

Summary

For a sole proprietorship, Checked does not compute a bankruptcy probability. The company has been active since 2000 and the Belgian State Gazette contains no insolvency or warning signals. No processed annual-account figures are available; this conclusion rests on registry and State Gazette data only.

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Financials

No annual accounts filed

No annual accounts of this company are filed with the National Bank. A sole proprietorship is not required to file.

Timeline · acts, filings and financial milestones

No recorded events for this company yet.

Directors · office · real estate

Directors

A sole proprietorship has no directors.

Location & real-estate footprint

1 establishment unit since 2000

establishment The establishment unit on the map

Ground area

143 m²

Building footprint

82 m²

Volume, LiDAR

1,071 m³

Parcel 21906D0334/00X016, Brussels · tallest building 17.4 m, ±5 floors. Linked by address, not a title deed.

1 establishment unit

Carlier Laurence Marie

Rogierlaan 64, 1030 SchaarbeekNACE 85144

since 20002.191.695.796

1 parcel

Brussels 1 (100%)

Parcel (capakey)	Region	Area	Buildings	Height / fl.
21906D0334/00X016	Brussels	143 m²	1 · 82 m²	17.4 m · 5 fl.

Linked by address, not proof of ownership

Good to know

1 of 1 parcel with an exact address match; the rest are indicative.

Linked through address data, this is not proof of ownership.

Identification & contact

Identification

Founded01-10-2000

E-invoicing

Not found in the Peppol register

No Peppol card under this enterprise or VAT number. That proves nothing: publishing a card is voluntary.

What can you do?

Try sending from your invoicing software; if that fails, ask the customer whether they already receive via Peppol.

If the customer is not ready yet, you may send the invoice another way, for example as a PDF; if electronically, with their agreement on a secure alternative. That invoice is valid; the customer risks a penalty. FPS Finance

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