Are you filing a legal construction for the first time this year? If so, remember to apply for the provided deadline until 16 October 2024 for filing your return. Persons who have already declared a legal construction in 2023 will automatically make use of this specific dead...

Since 1 January 2024, your employees who fall ill during their annual leave can defer their holidays so that they can take them later in the year. However, your employee must then notify you immediately and provide you with a medical certificate.

Do your employees use their own car, motorbike or moped for professional travel? Then you can or must compensate their costs with a kilometric allowance. As long as you respect a certain maximum, no taxes or NSSO are due. From 1 July 2024, a higher amount applies, regardless...

The Social Penal Code contains all violations of social legislation in Belgium. It was recently amended and tightened up. The aim is to combat social fraud and protect employment, with doubled fines and new offences for employers, which we examine in this article.

From 1 July 2024, some existing Flemish NSSO rebates will be abolished. These are the discounts for low-skilled younger and older workers. Transitional measures are provided, however. As an employer, you can still make use of these discounts. You must then hire the employee ...

The parcel act aims to ensure fair competition between parcel companies and improve the working conditions of parcel deliverers. It therefore provides for a minimum fee to be paid by parcel companies to their subcontractors. The criteria to determine this fee are now being e...

Since the opening of Tax-on-web on 24 April, it is once again time to work on your tax return. If you want to avoid penalties or tax increases, it is best to respect the deadlines announced by the FPS Finance. Clients of accountants who file their returns by 31 August 2024 a...

Have you recently increased the allowance for your employees' commuting by bike or public transport? Then you are not the only one. After all, the government has introduced tax credits to compensate for the (sometimes considerable) extra cost of such an increase. So check ca...