- Belgium plans to raise the VAT exemption threshold for small businesses from €25,000 to €30,000 annual turnover.
- The change aims to reduce administrative burdens for micro-enterprises and freelancers.
- Qualifying businesses will not need to charge VAT or submit periodic VAT returns but cannot deduct input VAT.
- The measure still requires formal legislative approval before taking effect.
- Until the law is amended and published, the current €25,000 threshold and existing rules remain in place.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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