Is a PO box address or other address possible for a sole proprietor as a secondary occupation?

Yes, a sole proprietor may have an address other than his or her home address, as long as it is a physical address that meets the requirements of the Chamber of Commerce (KVK) or the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO). For example, he or she can use a business address, the address of a service provider, or even the address of a branch office. You can have a change of address carried out by your business desk in the CBE database.

Important points

• Physical address:

  The address must be a real, physical address where your business is enabled, such as a place of business or place of operation. 

• Reference address:

  You may not register a company at a so-called 'reference address' in order to avoid legal problems. You may not reside or have possessions at a reference address.