June 2021 – The UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) register was introduced in Belgium, as in all other EU Member States, in 2017. Since 30 September 2019, you are therefore obliged to make public certain information about these beneficial owners. A Royal Decree was published on 1 October 2020 which… ⟶
VAT on educational and scientific events: location criteria
New view of the tax authorities on telework
Bankruptcy reformed... for a while
Your employees' mouth masks: a benefit of any kind?
Remuneration ceilings: what are they and what purpose do they serve?
Reporting period for companies and associations
New taxation regime for foreign real estate
Distribution of profits in an SA
The alarm bell procedure: an alarm for the director too
Share premiums in companies with capital and in companies without capital
VAT deduction on company cars: tolerance for 2020
May 2021 – The deduction of VAT on vehicles is a particularly complex matter. For private cars, the deduction can in principle never be higher than 50%. And if the vehicle is also used for private purposes, the limitation of the deduction can be even higher. However, in this period of the coronavirus crisis, the administration is… ⟶
Win-win loan or friendly action: Flemish companies can choose
April 2021 – The Flemish government wants to give Flemish companies a boost in the wake of the coronavirus crisis by giving private individuals a tax incentive to invest. On the one hand, it offers them the possibility to invest via a "winwinlening" (a subordinated loan). On the other hand, since 11 February 2021, it offers… ⟶
Who must draw up and file a social balance sheet?
April 2021 – In principle, companies that are required to draw up annual accounts are also required to draw up a social balance sheet and file it with the National Bank of Belgium. In this social balance sheet, you as a company must include information on the number of employees: staff turnover, training, etc. ⟶
Current account: the maximum interest rate is known
April 2021 – As a company director, if you grant a loan to your company, you must ensure that the amount of the loan does not exceed the company's equity capital and that the interest rate you receive does not exceed the market rate. If you exceed either of these limits, the part of the interest that exceeds the limit will… ⟶



















