Financial plan.
Last updated: 22 May 2026
Details
- Source (Xerius): https://www.xerius.be/nl-be/zelfstandig-worden/je-voorbereiding/financieel-plan
- Extra (creative entrepreneurs – Flanders DC): https://www.flandersdistrictofcreativity.be/tools-en-webinars/financieel-plan
What is a financial plan?
A financial plan is the financial part of your business plan: a realistic estimate of revenue, costs, investments and especially cashflow. It helps test feasibility and convince banks/partners/investors.
When is it required?
For certain company forms (e.g. BV, NV and CV) a financial plan is required and is typically deposited with the notary at incorporation. It can become relevant if the company goes bankrupt within 3 years.
Typical building blocks (as per Xerius)
1) Activity (revenue & costs)
2) Investment & financing plan
3) Liquidity plan (cashflow)
Templates mentioned
- Gentrepreneur template
- Flanders DC template (creative entrepreneurs)
- SaaS financial plan template
(See the attachments on the Dutch page for the downloadable files.)
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