October 2022 – You may hardly have cash left in your wallet. But loyalty cards all the more so. With some cards, you get instant discounts. Other cards give you a record of your purchases and you will no longer get a paper ticket at the till. And finally, there… ➤

October 2022 – Deductions for passenger cars are limited based on the vehicle's CO2 emissions. Logically, therefore, a capital gain on the sale of the vehicle should only have limited taxability. But taxation does not always rhyme with logic. ➤

August 2022 – If you can no longer work as a director because of illness, you can have the period of incapacity to work treated as a period of self-employment for the… ➤

August 2022 – If your company installs a charging station at the home of its manager, it benefits from an investment deduction in return. But what if the company is located at the same address? The investment allowance is a deduction that the company… ➤

August 2022 – When someone close to you dies, the legal and fiscal settlement of the estate is not exactly the first thing on your mind. But in a hurried society that often gives the impression of being over-regulated, every legal act you take has meaning... ➤

August 2022 – The UBO register (or Ultimate Beneficial Owners Register) was introduced by a law of 18 September 2017 on the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing and the restriction of… ➤

August 2022 – The Civil Code is being modernised. Book 5 "Obligations" of the new Civil Code was published on 1 July 2022. What are the main points to remember about this new book? According to the new book, all general terms and conditions of a… ➤

August 2022 – Many associations generate additional income by renting out their premises to other associations or individuals. They usually do this without VAT, but according to the Court of Cassation this is... ➤

August 2022 – If a company director has a property interest that is contrary to that of the company, he must declare this correctly and in good time. How should he do this? The term 'conflict of interest' in company law refers to the situation where a member of the… ➤

August 2022 – At the beginning of July 2022, the Information Centre for Company Auditors (ICCI) gave its opinion on whether an audit report should be drawn up on the contribution in kind made in connection with a silent partial demerger. ICCI's conclusion? A change in… ➤

August 2022 – The legislator supports the anchoring of the family company in the family by means of special advantageous tax regimes applicable in the event of donation and death. The continuation of these advantageous regimes is dependent on… ➤

August 2022 – The proportion of your income that is exempt from tax depends, among other things, on the number of dependent children. Children with joint custody are dependent on both parents. The tax-exempt portion of your income is divided equally between the... ➤

July 2022 – In the case of a contribution, a merger or a demerger, it is not unusual for the parties to set a specific date for the valuation of the transaction, to agree on various arrangements afterward, and for the contract to be signed several months later. How… ➤

July 2022 – At the end of 2020, the legislature increased the standard investment deduction rate from 8% to 25% for capital assets acquired or established between March 12, 2020 and December 31, 2022. This makes the standard rate higher than the "enhanced… ➤

July 2022 – The deductibility of business expenses related to vehicles will undergo many changes over the next few years. Cars powered by fossil fuels will cease to be deductible. Electric cars, on the other hand, will remain tax-deductible. To encourage... ➤

July 2022 – If an employee incurs expenses at the request or for the benefit of his employer, the employer will in principle reimburse these expenses. These "employer's own expenses" are not taxable for the employee and are normally deductible for the employer. ➤

July 2022 – Capital gains on shares can be exempted from corporate income tax. One of the conditions for this exemption is the minimum participation requirement. If you sell the shares in bundles, there will be a point where you will no longer meet this... ➤

July 2022 – In the Flemish Region there is a special tax regime applicable to the transfer of a company, either by donation or following a death. According to the tax authorities, this preferential regime is not applicable when there are also private assets in the.... ➤

July 2022 – If the company incurs an expense that benefits the corporate officer, this expense may be considered as remuneration for work performed in accordance with the remuneration theory. Under certain conditions. The Antwerp Court of Appeal recently… ➤

July 2022 – Construction work is subject to VAT at the standard rate of 21%. There are a few exceptions to this rule, such as the conversion of an old house, where the rate is 6%. At the end of April 2021, an exception was added to the list: the demolition and… ➤