On 18 March 2026, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a European regulation introducing an entirely new corporate form: the “EU Inc.” The proposal is ambitious: a low-threshold, fully digital legal form that would allow any entrepreneur—from a starter to a scale-up—to operate smoothly across all 27 Member States. What is on the table, and what does this mean in concrete terms for you as an entrepreneur?

From 2026, a number of tax rules will change when you want to take money out of your company. For example, the rules on the minimum remuneration will be adjusted. In addition, the tax burden on liquidation reserves and the VVPR-bis regime will be harmonised and increased. What does this mean in practice for you as an entrepreneur? Below, we clearly outline the most important changes.

For Belgian VAT-registered businesses, invoicing via the Peppol network will become the standard. The government provides a transition period until 31 March 2026, but those who are smart won’t wait until the last minute.

The company bicycle has been a fiscally advantageous means of transport for commuting for several years thanks to various government incentives, such as exemption from income tax and social security contributions.

Liquidation reserves or VVPRbis dividends – what are the current differences?