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27 March 2019

Temporary corporate tax exemption for social passive: to be spread over 5 years

On 22 March 2019, the Act modifying the specific corporate tax exemption for social passive was published: the exemption now needs to be spread over 5 years. Recap As a short recap, article 67quater Belgian Income Tax Code 1992 (introduced by the Act of 26 December 2013) allows Belgian companies and Belgian establishments to exempt

27 March 2019

PwC partners with Mulesoft

MuleSoft is specialized in connecting the world’s applications, data and devices. The mission is to reduce the complexity of integrating application networks at organizations and to give them an opportunity to change and innovate faster.

22 March 2019

First administrative comments on VAT on rent published!

The VAT administration published today the first commentary (Frequently Asked Questions) on the letting with VAT that came into force on 1 January 2019. For buildings that are under construction, already marketed and eligible for the optional VAT regime, it is essential to monitor the practical issues. The key points addressed in the FAQ’s are

19 March 2019

Salesforce World Tour Amsterdam 2019

On 7 March 2019, The Salesforce World Tour took place at the RAI Amsterdam Arena in the Netherlands. With dozens of partners and sponsors, and thousands of visitors, it was again a great success!

15 March 2019

Tax audits – Partial wage withholding tax exemption for R&D

The Belgian tax authorities are again issuing tax audits with respect to the application of the wage withholding tax exemption for Research and Development over income year 2017. Extensive list of questions  A few years ago, a similar wave of audits took place. Compared to the previous tax audits, we notice that the list of

12 March 2019

Positive ruling on deductibility of interest costs on loans contracted in order to finance capital reduction in case of an ‘over-capitalised’ company

The Belgian ruling office recently published a positive decision deciding that interest costs related to the intercompany loan are deductible for tax purposes since the costs are borne by the company with the purpose to preserve or generate taxable income. In the case at hand, a factoring company with ‘an excessive amount of equity’ is