- VAT registration in Belgium is mandatory for non-resident companies conducting taxable transactions in the country.
- EU-based companies can register independently or with a tax representative; non-EU companies (including UK post-2021) must appoint a tax representative.
- Key situations requiring VAT registration include: e-commerce sales exceeding €10,000 to Belgian consumers, selling or purchasing goods in Belgium, storing goods in Belgium, exporting goods outside the EU, and importing goods into Belgium from non-EU countries.
- The VAT registration process is fully electronic, and companies must apply Belgian VAT rates once registered.
Source: taxenlight.com
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