- Belgium reached a federal government agreement on VAT topics.
- Near real-time reporting will be implemented from 2028.
- E-invoicing will be implemented on January 1, 2026.
- The government plans to simplify or abandon daily receipt books and other VAT registers.
- VAT rates will change to address climate change.
- The VAT rate on heat pumps will be lowered to 6%.
- The VAT rate on coal will increase to 21%.
- The VAT rate on installing a fossil fuel boiler will increase to 21% for renovations of dwellings older than 10 years.
- The VAT sanction policy will be modernized.
- The packaging tax will be reduced on products that are more expensive in Belgium than in neighboring countries.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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