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New businesses Liège · week 46

638 new businesses in Liège in the last 30 days

The number of new businesses in Liège is therefore 42% lower than the average of recent weeks (158 per week). Consulting and professions and trade together account for 28%.

× All of Belgium
Yesterday192 new businesses in the last 7 days.
30 days638−15% versus the previous 30 daysActive today according to the CBE152,484

Last 30 days

New businesses in Liège by municipality

West Flanders: 781Hainaut: 760Namur: 298Luxembourg: 141Liège: 638East Flanders: 1052Antwerp: 1347Limburg: 648Brussels: 1090Flemish Brabant: 943Walloon Brabant: 346
  • Liège125
  • Seraing29
  • Verviers25
  • Herstal21
  • Ans17
  • Chaudfontaine16
  • Oupeye16
  • Flémalle12
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What counts as a new business?

Every new VAT-registered business, as at Statbel: a company, a sole proprietorship or an association with a VAT registration in the CBE. Owners' associations (of an apartment building) are not counted. It counts on the day its VAT registration appears in the CBE, and only if that registration comes within six months of its start date: an existing business that becomes liable for VAT later is not a start-up.

Where do the new-business figures come from?

Like Statbel, we only count VAT-registered start-ups: companies, sole traders and associations with a VAT registration in the CBE, excluding associations of co-owners. We count them every day, on the day the VAT registration appears in the CBE. For the months before our own count, we show the official Statbel figures.

Why do we count slightly fewer new businesses than Statbel?

Statbel looks at VAT registrations: every enterprise that becomes liable for VAT is a start-up to Statbel, including a company that only becomes liable years later, such as a holding that takes up an activity. We look at new businesses: for us a start-up is an enterprise that becomes liable for VAT within six months of its start date in the CBE. Existing businesses that become liable later, or whose VAT activities only appear in the CBE late, are not counted. That puts our count slightly below Statbel's.

Why is the last day sometimes low?

The CBE publishes the changes of the previous working day every morning. A VAT registration counts on the day of that update, so today is only complete after tomorrow's update.

Why do some new businesses have no name?

Sole proprietorships are natural persons. We do not show their name.

Source: CBE, VAT-registered start-ups on their start date, excluding owners' associations. Months before our own count: Statbel (Directorate-General Statistics), new VAT-registered businesses, open data. Sole proprietorships are shown without a name.