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Since its introduction in 2015, the flexi job has already undergone several extensions and adjustments. In this article, we take a look at the most recent changes that came into effect on 1 January 2024 as a result of the Programme Act of 22 December 2023.
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The new European directive NIS2 is the successor to NIS (Network and Information Security Directive) and will come into force on 17 October 2024. In this article, we make a list of the important elements to take into account when implementing NIS2.
Nowadays, almost all tax services, from filing a tax return to receiving documents, are only available in digital form. However, it is not always easy for foreign taxpayers who do not have a Belgian identity card to access these websites. A brief guide to the different ways of logging in.
In May 2023, a European directive on wage transparency was adopted, which aims, among other things, to reduce the pay gap between men and women. At European level, there is still an average difference of 13% between male and female employees for the same work.
From 1 April 2024, the rules governing the validity of the BTP card for posted workers will change. According to the decree of 15 February 2024, the card of an employee posted to France by a foreign employer will be valid for 5 years.
After the introduction of the Companies and Associations Code (CAC), many businesses, including liberal professions, opted to transition from a cooperative company (CV) to a private limited liability company (BV). Although the gap between these two types of companies has significantly narrowed, there are still important differences.
VAT deduction can occur based on the general pro rata figure or through the application of actual use. Recently, mixed taxpayers have been required to report the use of these methods through a notification.
In this article, we take a moment to discuss the special protection against dismissal enjoyed by employees who are candidates in social elections. This protection begins even before the employer knows exactly who has been nominated. This is also known as the occult period.
Starting from January 1, 2022, a new favorable tax regime for expatriates was introduced, namely the 'Special Tax Regime for Incoming Taxpayers and Incoming Researchers' (BBIB/BBIO). As of the tax year 2024, the annual list of employed expatriates is replaced by an additional reporting obligation on the annual tax form.
Until now, some companies have been able to avoid this obligation by being creative with the dates of their payments. However, this will no longer be possible from the 2024 tax year.
Our magazine, Vandelanotte News, helps you stay up to date with the latest developments in tax, legal, accounting and social issues.
From 1 January 2024, changes have been introduced to the VAT rate on the demolition and reconstruction of private homes. One system remains in force throughout the entire territory. Discover the conditions and transitional measures here.
Alongside the EPC, the asbestos certificate is gradually becoming established. However, there have been a number of changes to the scope of the legislation. In order to give you an up-to-date picture of the information requirements when transferring or renting out a property, we would like to explain these changes.
From 1 December 2021, new distribution rules apply to pharmacies. The new regulation lays down objective and more transparent rules for the distribution of pharmacies. Until 7 December 2024, it will not be possible to submit an application to open a new pharmacy. Of course, a pharmacy can still be transferred.
From 1 January 2025, Belgian taxpayers will be able to apply the 'exemption for small enterprises' abroad. This extension will ensure that companies with a limited turnover that wish to expand their activities abroad will no longer have to register for VAT or file VAT returns there.
During the Business Cup by Vandelanotte, up to 280 companies will compete for the ultimate victory in a two-day padel tournament. The tournament is part of a new structural collaboration between padel company Arenal and accountancy firm Vandelanotte.
In order to check the accuracy of tax returns, the tax administration may decide to visit a taxpayer. Although the tax authorities are bound by legal provisions when carrying out these fiscal entries, there is often debate about the limits of the law. Two recent Supreme Court decisions provide more clarity.
On 28 December, the Chamber of Deputies approved a bill containing various tax provisions. The most important of these are the broadening of the tax base and the modernisation of the patrimonial tax rate.
Mixed taxable persons should always limit their right to deduct for incoming transactions. They can do this on the basis of the general pro ratio figure or the actual use. To date, no prior formality was required to apply the general pro ratio figure. However, this will change in 2024.
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