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Tax Bites Podcast – Draft DAC9 Directive seeking to facilitate Pillar 2 compliance in the EU: What’s in it?
On October 28 the European Commission published a new Draft Directive, DAC 9, which seeks to harmonise the filing of the Pillar 2 Information Return within the EU. Tune in if you want to know what’s in the proposed Directive and what the attention points for business are. About the speakers Jean-Philippe Van West Maxim
Tax Bites Podcast – Belgian QDMTT return: how does it look?
Belgium published its QDMTT tax return and asks feedback to stakeholders. Are you interested to learn how Belgium looks at the QDMTT return? Tune in and get an update! About the speakers Koen De Grave Maxim Allart Pieter Deré (Host) Listen now Missed the previous episode(s)?: You can listen to the full episodes via Spotify, Google and Apple Podcasts.
Government Agreements – What is on the Table in the Flemish and Walloon Regions?
The Flemish and Walloon regional governments have already reached their respective agreement. Some of the measures will introduce significant changes to the regional taxation landscape. However, these measures have not yet been voted and still need to follow the legislative process at the regional level. Both Regions will reduce their inheritance and gift taxes (following
Draft Belgian Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax Return published
On Friday 18 October 2024, the Belgian tax authorities published the first version of the draft Belgian (Qualified) Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax return (also referred to as QDMTT return or QDMTT form) to be submitted by Belgian entities subject to the Belgian law introducing a global minimum tax (or Pillar 2). What is Pillar 2?
Important changes in Flemish registration duties and inheritance tax coming soon!
Significant adjustments to Flemish registration duties and inheritance tax are on the horizon, as outlined in the new Flemish coalition agreement. These changes are set to impact estate planning practices. Below is an overview of what is known so far. 1. Reduction in registration duties The most concrete measure concerns the reduction of registration duties
Tax measures in the “Super nota of Bart De Wever” – What was on the table for corporations?
The so-called “Super nota” of Bart De Wever’s contained a variety of proposed tax measures that would bring significant changes to the existing tax system. While the Super nota seems currently “in the fridge”, the budgetary situation of the country makes it likely that one or more of the measures in the Super nota will
EUDR: EU Council Agrees to Extend Application Timeline
On 16 October 2024, the Council of the European Union agreed to extend the application timeline for the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). This decision follows the European Commission’s proposal on 2 October 2024, to delay the entry into application of the EUDR by 12 months. The extension aims to provide additional time for companies and
Tax measures in the “Super nota of Bart De Wever” – What was on the table for family businesses?
The so-called “Super nota” of Bart De Wever’s contained a variety of proposed tax measures that would bring significant changes to the existing tax system. While the Super nota seems currently “in the fridge”, the budgetary situation of the country makes it likely that one or more of the measures in the Super nota will
