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Schutters, Paul

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Sole proprietorshipstarted 2026incorporated this yearKBO/BCE: BE 0767.062.043

The file of Schutters, Paul contains 3 historical bankruptcy publications, as published in the Belgian State Gazette.

Summary

No processed annual-account figures are available; this conclusion rests on registry and State Gazette data only.

Overview

Activity
Non-scheduled passenger transport by road
NACE 49320
1 site
Size
No accounts filed yetSole trader: no accounts
Financial health
No score: no figuresToo young for a probability
Structure
Sole trader
Signals- Young companyPrior bankruptcyShow the evidence

Signals

Two signals. The signal on the left, the evidence on the right.
+raises risk○neutral
raises risk · Young company
Founded in 2026, under 3 years in business. Failure risk is statistically highest between 2 and 8 years after founding.
KBO · incorporation date
Age against the risk zone
highest failure risk from 2 to 8 years 0 years 0 10 y
neutral · Prior bankruptcy
Earlier bankruptcy on record in the Belgian State Gazette, no current open procedure.
Belgian State Gazette
Checked, nothing found (1)
neutral · No strike-offs in the KBO publications
We found no ex-officio strike-off or cessation. Our series starts in 2021 and has gaps, so this is not a confirmation that there is nothing.
KBO publications · our coverage
  1. Bankruptcy closure (insufficient assets)Ondernemingsrechtbank Antwerpen, afdeling Antwerpen ·…
  2. OpeningOndernemingsrechtbank Antwerpen, afdeling Antwerpen ·…
  3. OpeningRechtbank van koophandel te Antwerpen…

Key points

  • Founded 9 months agofounded 02-01-2026 9 mo View

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Timeline

Events
3
Since
2013
  1. 16-12-2022Bankruptcy closure (insufficient assets)
  2. 28-04-2021Opening
  3. 03-05-2013Opening
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Company details

Sites
1
Legal form
Sole trader
Activity
Non-scheduled passenger transport by roadNACE 49320
Founded
02-01-2026
Peppol
Reachable for e-invoices
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