VAT Returns for Freelancers: Quarterly Deadlines and Forms
Belgian VAT returns for freelancers require quarterly filings through the Intervat portal by the twentieth day following each period.
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Filing a Non-Resident Tax Return (Impôt des Non-Résidents)
Non-resident tax filing in Belgium involves specific rules for reporting local income, managing digital portals, and meeting autumn deadlines from abroad.
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Do I Need an Accountant (Comptable) for Personal Taxes in Belgium?
Personal income tax complexity in Belgium determines whether expats and freelancers need a chartered accountant or can file solo.
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How Local Commune Taxes Vary Between Brussels and Wallonia
Communal tax rates in Brussels and Wallonia determine specific surcharges on federal income tax based on the resident’s official location.
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The 30% Ruling Alternative: Conditions for Belgium’s RSMI Expat Regime
The Special Tax Regime for Inbound Taxpayers outlines salary thresholds, residency distance rules, and tax-free allowances for expats in Belgium.
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Deducting Professional Expenses: Flat Rate vs Actual Costs
Choosing between the Belgian standard flat rate and actual professional expenses explains how to lower your taxable income.
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Tax Reductions for Childcare Expenses (Crèche and Camps)
Eligible Belgian tax residents can claim a forty-five percent reduction on childcare expenses like crèches and holiday camps.
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Declaring Foreign Real Estate in Your Belgian Tax Return
Declaring foreign real estate in Belgium involves identifying the property to FPS Finance to receive a cadastral income for taxation.
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Declaring Foreign Bank Accounts to the Belgian National Bank (NBB)
Foreign bank account declarations to the Belgian National Bank are mandatory for residents holding non-Belgian IBANs, neobanks, or foreign investments.
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Calculating Your Net Income from a €50,000 Gross Salary in 2026
A Belgian gross salary of €50,000 in 2026 reduces to an estimated net income through social security and progressive tax deductions.
