The federal government has announced a number of tax reforms that will have a direct impact on the self-employed and companies from 2026. Some measures have already been definitively adopted, while others have yet to be clarified. Here is a…
Home office: deduct expenses or rent to your company? Many managers use part of their home as a workspace. They have two options: rent out this area to their company, or include the corresponding costs in their business expenses. Each…
On July 24, 2025, the Social Information and Research Service (SIRS ) published new guidelines on theprohibition of subcontracting work.These clarifications are intended to provide a better framework for practices in the construction sector, and to avoid arrangements where a…
Mandatory e-billing from January 1, 2026: what you need to know From January 1, 2026, electronic invoicing will be mandatory in Belgium for all B2B transactions between VAT-registered parties. What’s the difference? Who’s concerned? What are the penalties for non-compliance?…
From January 1, 2026, all companies subject to VAT will be required to issue and receive their electronic invoices via the Peppol network. This means that your invoicing software must be adapted to handle the sending and receiving of e-bills…
FPS Finance has confirmed the postponement of the introduction of the new cash register system(SCE 2.0) for the on-trade. Originally scheduled for July 1, 2025, the obligation will only take effect from January 1, 2026 for new establishments or those…
An invoice that limits itself to a general description such as “services rendered” is considered too imprecise. It does not make it possible to clearly identify the goods or services invoiced, which can lead to a number of problems. VATYour…
From January 1, 2026, structured electronic invoicing will be mandatory for Belgian companies in B2B relations (between VAT taxable persons). 🔧 What this means: 📤 In practice : 👥 For B2C customers: 🌍 For foreign customers (outside Belgium): ℹ️ Even…
Switching to VAT-free status: greater flexibility from 2025 As of January 1, 2025, companies with annual sales of up to €25,000 excluding VAT can opt for the small business VAT exemption scheme four times a year: on January 1, April…
Advance payments (AV) are not compulsory, but if your company fails to make them, a tax surcharge will be applied. For tax year 2026 (corresponding to accounting year 2025), this surcharge amounts to 6.75% of the tax due, compared with…