February 2024 - Inventory management costs money. But those who are smart in the warehouse can reap commercial benefits from it. In Belgium, the cost of stock for the average SME is estimated at 15 to 20 per cent of the financial value of the stock. Yet, the stock is indispensable in many cases. For three reasons: Fast delivery increases your service. ➤
February 2024 - Whatever business you are in, at the end of the financial year, only one thing counts: the amount below the line. The financial management of your business, therefore, deserves full attention. An ERP system brings insight into your data and figures. The basis of sound financial management is up-to-date accounting. An ERP… ➤
February 2024 - The start of a new year always has a number of tax novelties in store. In 2024, too, you can expect a number of changes in corporate tax. Which changes should you take into account?
Statutory filing deadlines
As is its annual custom, the FPS Finance informs taxpayers of the tax... ➤
February 2024 - In 2024, you should consider some new HR measures for employers and employees. In this article, we list some of the critical changes.
Extension of date for presentation of purchasing power premium
Through the RD of 23 April 2023 on the purchasing power premium, well-performing companies can grant a one-off purchasing power premium… ➤
February 2024 - Until the tax year 2023, non-profit organisations, international not-for-profit organisations (NPOs) and private foundations were subject to a 0.17% tax on the value of their assets (albeit with an exemption of a first tranche of EUR 25,000 of assets). Since 1 January 2024, a reformed rate… ➤
February 2026 - Cyberattacks are no longer just a problem for large multinationals. SMEs are also an attractive target for hackers. Often not because there is a lot of money to be made, but because their security is less robust. The good news? Improving your cybersecurity does not have to be expensive. ➤
February 2026 - Many entrepreneurs focus on turnover. That is understandable: turnover is visible, tangible and often the first thing that is discussed. But turnover means little without context. The real difference almost always lies in margins, cost structure and cash flow. That is precisely where many entrepreneurs are leaving money on the table without realising it. ➤
February 2026 - The start of a new year is the perfect time to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Here are five resolutions that can really make a difference in 2026. 1. I make time to understand my figures (not just receive them) You probably receive your figures neatly presented, but do you understand them? In 2026, you resolve to consciously reflect on what your… ➤
February 2026 - Since 1 January 2026, the tax treatment of car expenses for legal entities (such as non-profit organisations, international non-profit organisations and private foundations) has changed significantly. Vehicles are no longer exempt from corporate tax. This measure is part of the federal government's broader policy to make mobility greener. ➤
February 2026 - Participatory entrepreneurship is gaining ground in SMEs. By allowing employees to share in the value creation of your company, the relationship shifts from a mere employee-employer relationship to one of shared entrepreneurship. Share options and warrants play a central role in this, even outside the start-up world. ➤
February 2026 - Since 1 January 2026, electronic invoicing via Peppol has been the norm for all B2B invoices between Belgian VAT-registered companies. Although there is a grace period until the end of March 2026, the legal framework is set. What potential pitfalls lie ahead? For many SME managers, this means more than just a new obligation… ➤
February 2026 - ‘Cash is king’ remains an essential principle for entrepreneurs. Profits on paper are all well and good, but it is the cash in your account that determines whether you can pay your suppliers, make investments or cope with unexpected setbacks. For SME entrepreneurs in particular, well-thought-out cash flow planning… ➤
February 2026 - Every year, more than 24,000 shoplifting incidents are reported in Belgium. The actual number is probably much higher, but many retailers do not report incidents due to lack of time or because they expect little result. The federal government wants to change this with a new measure whereby shopkeepers can pocket part of the fine themselves. ➤
January 2026 - The Flemish government is thoroughly reforming the rules governing VLAIO support. It has one clear objective: greater simplicity, uniformity and legal certainty for companies and research institutions that apply for subsidies. The new rules came into force on 1 October 2025 and apply to a wide range of support measures. ➤
January 2026 - The way businesses create value is changing rapidly. Digitalisation, rising costs and changing customer expectations are forcing entrepreneurs to take a critical look at how they organise and market their offerings. It is therefore also important for SMEs to think about future-proof business models. ➤
January 2026 - Resilient entrepreneurship does not mean that you can predict every storm, but that you can respond more quickly. Entrepreneurs who organise their businesses flexibly can adjust more quickly when circumstances change. This does not require drastic measures, but it does require conscious choices in how you run your business. ➤
January 2026 - AI doesn't work because you install it, but because you use it in a targeted way. Anyone hoping that AI will solve problems on its own will be disappointed. On the other hand, those who start from concrete needs will see results more quickly. And as with any tool, it is the user who determines the added value. For SMEs, the biggest gains are mainly in repetitive and time-consuming tasks. ➤
January 2026 - From 2027, time will be something that every employer must keep track of meticulously. As part of the recent budget agreement, the federal government introduced a general obligation for employees to register their working hours, regardless of the size of the company or the type of job. ➤
January 2026 - What new social and legal measures will employers need to take into account in 2026? It is important to keep up to date with the most important changes so that you can adjust your HR processes, personnel policy and associated budgets in good time. We have listed some of the most notable measures below. ➤
January 2026 - 2025 is gradually coming to an end, which means that as an SME entrepreneur, you are once again faced with a series of social and tax deadlines. At the same time, 2026 is just around the corner, a year in which various reforms and new rules will come into effect. From holiday leave to meal vouchers… ➤
January 2026 - On 24 November 2025, the federal government reached a budget agreement for the coming years. Those who work and do business should have more net income, while those who build up wealth through financial assets will contribute more. As an SME entrepreneur, what new tax rules do you need to take into account? ➤
December 2025 - The fight against tax and social security fraud remains high on the government's agenda. One of the instruments that has been used for this purpose for many years is the withholding obligation for tax and social security debts. Significant changes are to be expected from 2026 onwards. The withholding obligation requires… ➤
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