Chamber of Commerce: Register as an independent taxi driver

Chamber of Commerce: Register as an independent taxi driver

David Mohan
1 min read
Do you want to start as an independent taxi driver? Then you must register with the Chamber of Commerce (KvK). Read how this works and what you need.

Why register with the Chamber of Commerce?


If you want to work as a self-employed taxi driver, you are obliged to register your company in the Trade Register of the Chamber of Commerce (Chamber of Commerce). This also applies if you drive as a part-time job in addition to employment.


What do you need for registration?


For Chamber of Commerce registration as a taxi driver you need:


  • A valid proof of identity (passport or ID card)
  • A chosen trade name for your company
  • A choice of legal form (usually sole proprietorship as a starting self-employed person)
  • Your BSN number
  • The address of your company (a home address is also allowed)


How does registration work?


  1. Make an appointment at a Chamber of Commerce office or register online via kvk.nl
  2. Bring your ID
  3. Choose your legal form and trade name
  4. After registration you will receive a Chamber of Commerce number
  5. Then register with the Tax Authorities for VAT and income tax


Chamber of Commerce number on MatchMyDriver


On MatchMyDriver.com you can mention your Chamber of Commerce number on your profile as a registered driver. This increases your profile quality score and gives clients confidence that you have a legitimate company.


More information


Visit the Chamber of Commerce website for up-to-date information about registering: kvk.nl.

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