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Your guide to dismissals and extrajudicial & judicial debt collection.

Dismissal checklist

Practical checklist to provide a useful outline of the most important items to consider regarding dismissals.

Belgium is ranked one of the most expensive countries when it comes to dismissal costs. In addition, errors made during the termination procedure can substantially increase an employer’s costs. There are several ways of terminating an employment contract and the price tag varies according to the method of dismissal. The exact cost of dismissal for you as an employer will depend on the case at hand. We at KPMG Law can be your one-stop shop for all dismissal related matters and any challenges your organization may face.

Objective

This practical checklist is intended to provide a useful outline of the most important items to consider regarding dismissals, and to point you, the employer, in the right direction.

Target audience

This practical checklist is intended for all employers – of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large businesses alike – who employ individuals in Belgium, as well as for HR professionals and other managers working in human resources.

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Extrajudicial & judicial debt collection checklist

An overview of the most common actions that can be taken in relation to debt collection .

Belgian companies are regularly confronted with outstanding invoices and defaulting debtors who are often located abroad. In our neighboring countries, there are various strategic extra judicial and judicial solutions available to organizations that wish to recover these debts. In addition, numerous provisional and protective measures can be taken.

KPMG Law has the experience and expertise to guide your organization through the various procedures and can assist you along your debt collection process(es).

Objective

This practical checklist is intended to provide you with an overview of the most common actions that can be taken in relation to debt collection in Belgium and the neighboring countries.

Target audience

This overview is intended for large businesses, as well as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), that operate internationally and are confronted with defaulting debtors.

How to use

Simply choose which (legal) remedy you want to use and discover which law or legal basis applies, including the pros and cons of each solution.

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