Author: Belgium Handbook Editorial Team

The Belgian dividend tax exemption lets expats reclaim withholding tax on individual shares through the MyMinfin portal.

The Belgian tax exemption allows residents to earn up to €1,050 tax-free on interest from regulated savings accounts in 2025 and 2026.

The Belgian small business exemption allows eligible freelancers with annual turnover under twenty-five thousand Euros to avoid charging VAT.

Belgian freelance social security rules explain provisional payments, strict quarterly deadlines, and calculations to avoid unexpected bills.

Belgian VAT returns for freelancers require quarterly filings through the Intervat portal by the twentieth day following each period.

Non-resident tax filing in Belgium involves specific rules for reporting local income, managing digital portals, and meeting autumn deadlines from abroad.

Personal income tax complexity in Belgium determines whether expats and freelancers need a chartered accountant or can file solo.

Communal tax rates in Brussels and Wallonia determine specific surcharges on federal income tax based on the resident’s official location.

The Special Tax Regime for Inbound Taxpayers outlines salary thresholds, residency distance rules, and tax-free allowances for expats in Belgium.

Choosing between the Belgian standard flat rate and actual professional expenses explains how to lower your taxable income.