Belgian Corporate Tax Reform

What does it mean for you?

Locatie: Boulevard Bischoffsheim 11, 1000, Brussels, Belgium

Organised by British Chamber of Commerce

Recently, the government has proposed a thorough reform of Belgian coporartion tax as from 2018. The most striking change is the reduction of corporate income tax up to 20% in certain cases. But the proposal also contains a whole series of "compensatory measures". This will not only create winners, but also losers.

Did you know that:

the tax resulting from a tax audit will be due even if the company has tax losses
not paying the company's taxes in advance will get expensive
there will be a minimum salary requirements for directors
investing excess liquidities in stock, hoping for a tax exempt capital gains, will be futile: the capital gain will be liable tax
provisions for furture risks and charges will be restricted
deduction of car expenses will be further reduced
rent can be charged with vAT and that can help reduce the cost of the rent

The proposed changes will be explained on the basis of practical examples, allowing you to anticipate the changes in due time.

Speakers: Marc Verbeek, Tax Partner Crowe Spark

Eric Laurent, Managing Partner ERYV