International Vandelanotte
In a world in which globalisation plays an increasingly important role, international enterprise presents numerous challenges and opportunities. To succeed, you must take the interaction between the various international and local regulations sufficiently into account. Vandelanotte International’s in-depth knowledge and expertise enables you to focus on those many opportunities with complete peace of mind. Our team of specialists dedicates itself to ensuring that your international operations consistently perform at optimum levels. We provide expert advice on tax, legal, accounting and social affairs to Belgian companies, foreign businesses and private individuals alike.
Vandelanotte is also a member of The Leading Edge Alliance (LEA), an international alliance of leading independent accountancy & consultancy firms. This alliance is the second largest international accountancy and audit association in the world and has a presence in more than one hundred countries. Thanks to our many years of personal cooperation with our international partner offices, we can offer you a global solution.
News
FAQ: Do businesses need to apply for a VAT number for construction work in France?
Vandelanotte France is regularly contacted by companies that are conducting operations in France for the first time and consequently exploring the French VAT implications. It would appear that many companies are wrestling with the same questions. We would therefore like to provide answers to our five most Frequently Asked Questions via a short news series.
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COVID-19 premium for Brussels enterprises engaging in internationalisation
Under certain conditions, companies may qualify for a subsidy to help with costs for business-related travel abroad or participation in foreign trade fairs that cannot be recuperated due to the coronavirus.
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Belgium and the Netherlands conclude tax agreement for home workers. Will other neighbouring countries follow suit?
Many Belgian employees, who normally work full or part-time in the Netherlands, must presently work from home. Working from home can have negative repercussions in terms of pay, which is currently taxable in Belgium. Belgium has consequently concluded an agreement with the Netherlands to address this issue.
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