Income tax is a taxation levied on natural persons on income from employment, such as profits from business activities, but also on income from home ownership, pension and annuity benefits, income from substantial interest and income from savings and investments. When you conduct your business as a one-man business or as a partner in a general partnership, you must declare the profit (or loss) from the company in your income tax return. Do you make optimum use of the various tax incentives? Our specialists’ knowledge is completely up-to-date and they will be happy to advise you on the various tax regulations.
Suppose you are letting, (re)developing or buying and selling property. Or you are invited to participate in an investment project in which this type of activity takes place. You may then be at the interface between business and investing. This may have consequences for your income tax return.
Suppose you are considering contributing your company in a private company with limited liability. The reasons to do so may be limiting liability or ensuring the continuity of the company. A private company may also be more advantageous in case of a future sale of the company. Finally, the tax burden may be lower when the company is operated in the form of a private company. Our specialists...
You intend to buy a new home and you want to be sure that your financing is arranged in a proper manner, both fiscally and legally. As a director and major shareholder, it may be interesting to borrow the required financial resources from your own company. Or you may want to finance the purchase of your children's home from private resources. Our specialists will be happy to answer these and...
Do you have a substantial interest in a company? You may have to pay tax on the income thereof. You have a substantial interest if you meet certain requirements.
