Olievier, Sammy

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Sole traderstarted 2007KBO/BCE: BE 0891.518.288

A bankruptcy procedure is open for Olievier, Sammy according to publications in the Belgian Official Gazette. The trustee is Karel Rommens.

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A sole trader files no annual accounts.

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Open bankruptcy Source: Belgian Official Gazette

Declared bankrupt on 31 December 2024 · trustee Karel Rommens · a claim can no longer be filed

Provisional date payments stopped: 31 December 2024A later judgment can still change the date.art. XX.105, Code of Economic Law
Appeal or third-party opposition until: passed on 22 January 2025That is fifteen days after the publication in the Official Gazette.art. XX.108, Code of Economic Law
File the claim in RegSol, the Belgian insolvency register, until: passed on 30 January 2025art. XX.104 and XX.155, Code of Economic Law
First verification report: passed on 18 February 2025Reclaim goods that are still yours, such as goods delivered under retention of title, before this day.art. XX.104 and XX.194, Code of Economic Law
Late claim until: passed on 31 December 2025A late claim shares only in what has not yet been paid out. You bear the costs of that claim.art. XX.165, Code of Economic Law

The deadlines to file your claim have passed, including for a late claim. That was possible until a year after the judgment.
Ask the trustee whether anything will still be paid out and whether your claim was admitted.
Follow the file in RegSol. The trustee's reports appear there.
Ask your accountant about the VAT on the unpaid invoices. In a bankruptcy it can be recovered, subject to conditions.

A late claim was possible until a year after the judgment (art. XX.165, Code of Economic Law). That deadline has passed too.

The judgment is more than a year old. A claim can no longer be filed, not even late. The trustee knows whether anything will still be paid out.

Follow Follow this bankruptcy and you are notified the next morning if it is closed or reversed.

This is general information, not legal advice. If in doubt, the trustee, your lawyer or your accountant can help.

Source: KBO

Sole trader: no accounts