Your coffee during the workday? That can go in your accounting.

The entrepreneur is drinking coffee as he is expensing canteen costs through the company.

You're working from home. It's 9 AM. You make coffee. That coffee costs money. And your company can pay for a portion of it. Did you know that you can deduct canteen costs through your company? It sounds almost too simple. But you can! If you work from home, you incur costs that you would also incur if you were in an office, [...]

Expense allowances for company directors: get smart net out of your company

Consultant passes on expenses via laptop from home office

As a business manager, you want one thing: to maximise your net profit, without any future tax disputes. Reimbursements are perfect for this. They are one of the most efficient ways to take money out of your company – without taxes or social security contributions. But be careful: only if you apply the rules correctly. Why reimbursements are so interesting […]

Quickly distribute dividends before the new rules?

Entrepreneurs analyse dividend yield from BV

What is changing for private limited companies (BV's) with VVPRbis or liquidation reserves. The federal government is seeking additional revenue. And as is often the case, a (large) part of this falls on the shoulders of entrepreneurs. Many entrepreneurs are wondering: should I pay out dividends before new rules come into effect? In the new programme law, the government is planning a higher tax burden on dividend distributions via VVPRbis and [...]

Company car: buying, leasing or renting in 2026?

Businesswoman stands with car salesman in the garage to look at a new car and discuss financing options

Company car: buying, leasing or hiring in 2026? A company car remains a strategic decision in 2026. It's not so much about which car you choose, but the comparison of how you finance it often makes the biggest difference in cash flow, balance sheet, taxation and flexibility. In this blog, we set the terminology straight, explain […]

Capital Gains Tax 2026: To-do list for managing directors

“Managing director reviews investments private and company for capital gains tax 026

To-do list for managing directors: preparing for the 2026 capital gains tax From 1 January 2026, the tax landscape for Belgian entrepreneurs and consultants will change. The new 10%% capital gains tax on private investments requires action. Prepare for the 2026 capital gains tax with our to-do list. For managing directors with a management company, IT or HR consultants, and other [...]

Choosing a car from 2026? Tax impact for your company

Entrepreneur chooses new car in the garage and discusses the deductibility of company cars from 2026.

Which car to choose from 2026? The fiscal impact for entrepreneurs The federal reform of car taxation from 2026 is a game-changer for entrepreneurs with a company. The focus is clearly on greening: anyone wishing to choose a new car from 2026 should take the fiscal impact for companies into account. If you opt for cars with CO₂ emissions, […]

Peppol: your purchasing flow now requires attention.

Two female entrepreneurs are sitting at a desk with a laptop, discussing why the purchase flow via Peppol needs attention.

Peppol is more than just sending invoices: why your purchasing flow needs attention now Everyone is talking about Peppol today. About sending invoices. About how smoothly that goes. About how easy it is. But almost no one is talking about the other side of the story: Peppol IN. The flow of incoming purchase invoices — […]

Copyrights for IT consultants in 2026: back on track!

IT consultant reviewing the 2026 copyright tax regime with his accountant

Copyrights for IT consultants From 1 January 2026, IT professionals can once again enjoy the favourable copyright tax regime. Thanks to the summer agreement, new life is coming to this regime that allows self-employed people and companies to have part of their income taxed at only 15% withholding tax, with no social contributions. For IT consultants, this [...]

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