Doing business in Belgium
Welcome to Belgium! Our strategic position, good infrastructure and high-quality workforce mean our country has been one of Europe's most attractive investment regions for years now. If you'd also like to invest or do business in Belgium, be sure to find out everything you need to know about the local formalities, procedures and legislation. That way, you're well prepared for possible challenges. And that enhances your chances of success for you as a business. Ready for doing business in Belgium?
As locals, we guide you through all the paperwork without a hitch.
Trading in a new country is always tense. Our multidisciplinary team advises you when it comes to all your accounting, tax, legal and social security questions. When both starting out, and during the activities of your permanent establishment, branch or partnership in Belgium. Topics such as IFRS, VAT, transfer pricing, GDPR, international employment group-structure optimisation are just some of the points for attention our specialists can assist you with. What's more, we also guide you with your applications for subsidies, and when seeking out suitable staff.
VAT registration in Belgium
Foreign companies doing trade in Belgium are often confronted with VAT obligations including registration and periodically submitting VAT declarations. Both for European and non-European companies, Vandelanotte sees to VAT registration – if necessary, through liable representation – and promptly dealing with the periodic obligations.
Disclaimer
In our opinions, we rely on current legislation, interpretations and legal doctrine. This does not prevent the administration from disputing them or from changing existing interpretations.
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Stories and testimonials
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.