Request your company registration number through Securex

Do you want to become self-employed but still need a company registration number? Or are you thinking of starting a company? No problem: our partner Securex gets you going right away.

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What does a business counter do?

The Securex Business Counter does more for you than merely request your company registration number. It’s also the place to go with all your questions about your self-employed status (or future status), to get help with applying for the permits you need and much more!

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Start your business in five steps

Starting your own business can be pretty daunting, and obviously you want everything to go smoothly. Securex provides a handy list of all the steps you need to take to start your business.

See the step-by-step plan

Request your company registration number through Securex

Get started now as a self-employed person Start your company with Securex

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