Navigating Mobility: Belgium’s government agreement and PwC’s survey insights
Mobility and company cars remain a hot topic in Belgium, both for individuals and employers. In PwC’s recent Mobility report 2025, it is highlighted that despite efforts to promote alternative transportation modes, traditional company cars continue to be a significant part of the remuneration packages for Belgian employees. The report gathered qualitative insights from different
Future capital gains tax on the sale of shares of companies: complexity around the valuation of the company
As widely known by now, the budget note from De Wever I includes a capital gains tax on shares. Although not many details are known yet, the note stipulates that there will be a general solidarity contribution on the future realized capital gains of financial assets, accrued from the moment of the introduction of the
De Wever I – Federal government agreement – Main considerations from a corporate income tax perspective
On 31 January 2025 a new Belgian federal government agreement was reached by the so-called ‘Arizona’ coalition. This federal government agreement contains – amongst others – various new tax measures and related changes to the existing legislation with a focus to reduce the tax burden on labour, to increase Belgium’s competitiveness and to try to
Transformative Indirect Taxes Reforms to Boost Sustainability, Efficiency, and Transparency in Belgium
As part of the recent government agreement, the new Belgian government has introduced a series of proposed changes in indirect taxes aimed at supporting sustainability, enhancing transparency, and simplifying the tax system. Below are the key highlights designed to create a more efficient fiscal environment that aligns with climate objectives, reduces administrative burdens, and combats
Federal government agreement – Main considerations from a tax incentive perspective
The new Belgian Federal Government Agreement for 2025-2029 introduces a number of reforms aimed at creating a resilient, innovative and sustainable economy capable of competing on the global stage while simultaneously investing in a sustainable future. In order to achieve this objective, the government will take measures aimed at stimulating innovation, circularity and reducing costs
What does the new government have in store in terms of Reward?
Late Friday night, the negotiators for a federal government reached an agreement that established the framework for the next four years. Below, we highlight some key elements that may affect reward practices of Belgian employers. Several envisaged measures may require employers to rethink their current reward mix: Flexible Remuneration: a legal framework is expected which
Tax Bites podcast – Belgium’s new government agreement: First insights
Welcome to our Tax Bites podcast series. In this episode, we bring together several colleagues who have closely monitored the recent Belgian government negotiations. Join us as we delve into the newly agreed measures at the Belgian government level. About the speakers Bart Van den Bussche Willem Vandromme Véronqiue De Brabanter Pieter Déré (Host) Missed
De Wever I – Federal government agreement – Main considerations from a tax perspective
Further to the new Belgian federal government agreement which was reached on 31 January 2025, various new tax measures and related changes can be expected soon. Hereafter we will provide you with a (non-exhaustive) overview of the key changes included in said agreement. Note that all of these announced measures can still be subject to
