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15 years in TIAG: how SBB's international network helps you across borders Entrepreneurs who want to expand across borders often run into the different tax and legal rules that apply in each country. How can SBB, through its extensive international …
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Lending money to your company: what are the tax implications? If your company needs additional financing, a variety of options are available: a bank loan, seeking new investors, a capital increase, and so on. And as a partner, you can also lend personal …
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The Belgian CFC rules (‘Controlled Foreign Corporations’) Do you have a Belgian company that exercises control over a (sub-)subsidiary abroad or over a foreign permanent establishment (of a subsidiary)? If so, special tax rules apply that are intended to …
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Passive holding companies in the tax authorities’ sights: activate your holding! A holding company that owns shares in one or more subsidiaries is an attractive vehicle for spreading risk, acquisitions or family planning. A Belgian holding company also …
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Foreign buyer for your shares? Watch out for capital gains tax! (FAQs) On 1 January 2026 a new capital gains tax was introduced for individuals who sell their shares at a gain. In this article we address a number of questions where a Belgian resident …
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Teleworking from Belgium: risk of a permanent establishment As a foreign entrepreneur, you want to expand your activity into Belgium. Initially, you want to do this simply by hiring a staff member here who works from home and carries out certain …
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Foreign buyer for your shares? Frequently asked questions on capital gains tax Are you selling your shares to a foreign buyer? Then it’s not only the sale price that matters, but also how your capital gain will be taxed. We answer the most frequently …
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Turning your permanent establishment into a subsidiary: the benefits and concerns You operate as a foreign company in Belgium, and for tax purposes you have a permanent establishment here so that the profits you earn in Belgium are also taxed here. You …
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When do you have a “permanent establishment” in Belgium? If you are a foreign company operating in Belgium, you do not necessarily have to set up a company in Belgium right away. You simply start your activity here, and in time you will see whether it is …
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Choosing a subsidiary or a permanent establishment? You want to become active on the Belgian market as a foreign company, and you are wondering whether it is better to opt for a genuine Belgian subsidiary or simply to start with a Belgian branch …
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E-invoicing: how do I switch from paper to digital administration? Don't underestimate the impact of e-invoicing, as of January 1, 2026, there will only be one delivery channel for invoices, namely via Peppol. Therefore, as a business owner, you must be …
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E-invoicing: send invoices via Peppol from now on As of 2026, you will be required to implement e-invoicing. The transmission of these electronic invoices is facilitated through Peppol. When you send a sales invoice via Peppol, it will be sent via your …