Doing business abroad
Investing internationally is a important step for an increasing number of Belgian companies. That makes sense, since the foreign market offers a whole raft of interesting opportunities. Whether you wish to set up a permanent establishment, branch or foreign partnership, having a sparring partner is essential. That's because starting up like that involves formalities that for you as a business might be totally unfamiliar. Even after starting your activities abroad, following up on the various developments, optimisations and obligations is crucial. This is why you need proper advice from the outset, crossing the border with one of our specialists.
Cross the border with one of our specialists.
International VAT
If your company is expanding, and you're considering setting up abroad, you will need to take international VAT rules into account. Just like in Belgium, other countries have their own rules and obligations. How should you approach this? Exactly how much VAT should you charge? And what about your VAT declaration? Our years of experience mean we know perfectly well which obligations you have to meet, and how to best streamline the VAT impact on your company. Our specialists assist you, among other things, with:
requesting your VAT number abroad;
submitting your periodic declarations, listings and other formalities;
VAT representation (direct and in the case of reimbursements);
starting up a VAT unit;
submitting a VAT refund request;
analysing VAT obligations with international transactions; and
VAT audit.
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Everyone knows the name Decospan. The company has all kinds of solutions for integrating wood into your interior, from veneer panels to wooden floors, wall and ceiling panels, wooden beams, and much more. Its substantial growth means it always has vacant positions, and in order to fill these, it is increasingly looking at foreign talent. For the administration this entails, Decospan calls on the expertise of Vandelanotte.