- Belgian Parliament adopted new rules for a permanent 6% reduced VAT rate on demolition and reconstruction of private residential buildings
- New rules include a 6% VAT regime on the sale of reconstructed buildings
- Previously, sales of reconstructed buildings were subject to a 21% VAT rate
- VAT-reduced renovation works are limited to 200 m² and sales to private buyers to 175 m²
- New VAT forms must be filed via MyMinfin starting October 2025
- Fossil fuel heating systems no longer qualify for the 6% VAT rate
- Rules effective since 29 July 2025, with transitional tolerance for sales from 1 July 2025
- Scenarios include 6% VAT on demolition and reconstruction works and sales
- Sellers must file declaration form 111/3 for sales of reconstructed dwellings
- Electronic submission of declarations expected to be available by October 2025
- Until 31 December 2025, sellers can apply the 6% VAT rate with specific statements in sales agreements
Source: loyensloeff.com
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