Highlights
- Will Belgium introduce madatory B2B E-Invoicing & Real Time Reporting soon?
- Circular 2021/C/96 on the VAT exemption for transport services directly related to an export of goods
- Draft bill: Mixed use of goods and services to be based in actual use
- Digital receipt will become the norm
- Intrastat: Transaction codes will change to 2 digits as of 2022
And ..
Taxable persons
Taxable transcation
VAT Rate
- 6% Reduced VAT Rate for Face Masks and Hydroalcoholic Gels extended till December 31, 2021
- Extension of the reduced VAT rate on mouth masks and hydroalcoholic gels
- Reduced VAT rate for hair prostheses
Exemption
Deduction
- No 15-year revision period for conversion works
- Draft bill for VAT changes: Mixed use of goods and services to be based in actual use
- 5-year revision period for the construction of an office to an existing home
Liability of VAT
Registration
E-Invoicing
- Walloon region will make e-invoicing the preferred method for B2G transactions in 2022
- Budget agreement: Gradual transition to E-invoicing (and Real Time Reporting?) for B2B transactions
- Belgium e-invoicing proposal to combat €3.6 billion in missing VAT
Reporting
- OSS declaration for deliveries and services to private individuals – 2nd Quarter declaration due Oct 1, 2021
- Fiscalization in Belgium
- Mandatory receipt in catering/hospitality business will disappear next year: “Digital receipt will become the norm”
Flat rate schemes
- Response tax authorities to the judgment of the Council of State on the flat-rate VAT scheme for pub owners
- Coronavirus – Hairdressers: adjustment of the calculation of the VAT lump sum for the 3rd quarter 2021
Circulars
- Circular 2021/C/88: Extension of the temporarily reduced VAT rate for mouth masks and hydroalcoholic gels
- Circular 2021/C/92: IC transfer of materials by a contractor carrying out work on immovable property and using the OSS scheme
- Circular 2021/C/96 on the VAT exemption for transport services directly related to an export of goods
- Circular 2021/C/79 on the extension of the reduction of interest on VAT in the context of the temporary support measures due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Intrastat
Coronavirus