Stay ahead in 2025 – Compliance timeline
With regulatory expectations growing stronger, ensuring timely compliance has never been more crucial. Companies are increasingly under pressure to meet deadlines and avoid costly penalties, a challenge that continues to affect many businesses. To help you stay on top of the deadlines, we’re pleased to provide a (non exhaustive) compliance timeline for 2025. Designed to
Tax Bites Podcast – New January 2025 OECD Guidance on Pillar 2
On 15 January, the OECD published a new package of guidance and information on Pillar 2. Pieter and his guests explore what is in the package, and discuss what the potential impact can be of the new guidance. We discuss the updated guidance on deferred tax assets, the Multilateral Competent Authorities Agreement and the updated
The OECD released a new package of Pillar 2 documents
On 15 January 2025, the OECD released a new package of documents including (i) the central record of legislation with qualified domestic rules, (ii) additional Administrative Guidance, and (iii) an updated version of the GloBE Information Return (GIR), the XML scheme/user guide and a Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement. List of legislations with a Transitional Qualified
Circular letter on the Belgian CFC rules (Circular Letter 2024/C/82 December 13, 2024)
On 13 December 2024, the Belgian tax authorities issued a circular letter (Circular Letter 2024/C/82 December 13, 2024) regarding the new Belgian Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) regulations and a circular letter (Circular Letter 2024/C/83 December 13, 2024) regarding changes from a tax procedural perspective. Almost one year ago, the program law of 22 December 2023
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
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?
How key interest rate cuts and stabilising inflation might impact your transfer pricing policy
The past few years the financial markets have been characterised by a significant increase in interest rates battling the surge in inflation throughout the world. Since the arm’s length principle requires intercompany transactions to appropriately reflect current market conditions, these exogenous elements have led companies to update their financing policies and more specifically their transfer
