Q4 - 2026

Your employee wants to work four-fifths of full-time hours: do you have to agree to that?

Your employee wants to work four-fifths of full-time hours: do you have to agree to that?

October 2026 - An employee who wants to work from home one day a week from now on: as an employer, do you have to agree to that without question? Not necessarily. Much depends on the arrangement under which your employee wants to work four-fifths of full-time hours. Regular part-time work, time credit, and thematic leave may… ➤

Tax Work Bonus Increases: What Does This Mean for Your Employees?

Tax Work Bonus Increases: What Does This Mean for Your Employees?

October 2026 - Working should pay off more. Based on that principle, the federal government is strengthening the tax work bonus. The measure takes effect starting with the 2027 tax year and therefore already applies to income earned in 2026. As a result, lower-wage employees in particular should have more take-home pay. ➤

AI Is Learning to Hack: How Can You Protect Your Business?

AI Is Learning to Hack: How Can You Protect Your Business?

October 2026 - Artificial intelligence writes texts, analyzes documents, and automates administrative tasks. But the same technology is also getting better and better at detecting and exploiting vulnerabilities in computer systems. Is this cause for panic? Not necessarily. But for business owners, it is certainly an additional reason to take cybersecurity seriously. ➤

Why Your Total Assets at the End of 2026 May Be More Important Than You Think

Why Your Total Assets at the End of 2026 May Be More Important Than You Think

October 2026 - As an entrepreneur, when closing out the fiscal year, you primarily focus on revenue, profit, and cash. However, your balance sheet total also deserves extra attention. That figure helps determine how much corporate social security contribution your company pays. And if you take action at the right time by the end of 2026… ➤

Working from Home Across Borders: What Expenses Can Your Company Reimburse?

Working from Home Across Borders: What Expenses Can Your Company Reimburse?

October 2026 - Working from home involves costs for both employees and employers. But if you manage an international team, you’ll have to deal with different tax rules. After all, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Germany each have their own amounts, conditions, and exemptions. In Belgium, employers can grant a flat-rate… ➤

From Side Hustle to Full-Time Career: When Should You Make the Switch?

From Side Hustle to Full-Time Career: When Should You Make the Switch?

October 2026 - Your self-employed business started as a way to earn extra income, but now the number of clients and projects is growing. You might even be earning more from it than you expected a few years ago. When does it make sense to leave your full-time job behind and become a full-time self-employed professional? ➤

The Last Quarter of 2026: Financial Matters You Should Review Now

The Last Quarter of 2026: Financial Matters You Should Review Now

October 2026 - The last quarter of 2026 is just around the corner. For business owners whose fiscal year aligns with the calendar year, this is a good time to start looking ahead to December 31. What do your projected results look like? Are your prepayments sufficient? Are there any investments still planned? And which invoices remain unpaid? ➤

Time Tracking Is Coming: Here’s What You Can Do Today as an SME to Prepare

Time Tracking Is Coming: Here’s What You Can Do Today as an SME to Prepare

October 2026 - Starting in 2027, there may be a general requirement in our country to objectively track working hours.
The exact rules haven’t been finalized yet, but as an SME business owner, you can already start reviewing existing agreements, time tracking systems, and administrative procedures. ➤

How Can You Prepare Your SME for an Unexpected Inspection by the FPS Economy?

How Can You Prepare Your SME for an Unexpected Inspection by the FPS Economy?

October 2026 - An inspection by the FPS Economy usually comes unexpectedly. Still, as an SME owner, you don’t need to lose sleep over it. If you regularly review your prices, business information, and website, you’re already well on your way. Do you think an inspection by the FPS Economy is mainly something that applies to large companies? ➤

How do you properly dispute invoices via Peppol?

How do you properly dispute invoices via Peppol?

October 2026 - Receiving an invoice via Peppol does not mean you must automatically accept it. Even with mandatory e-invoicing for businesses, it remains important to dispute errors or incorrect amounts quickly and correctly. As an SME business owner, remember the golden rule: dispute invoices in a timely manner, in writing, and in a verifiable way. ➤