Sometimes a flawed tax system teaches us more about human behaviour than an effective one. That thought occurred to me after reading the interview of a general practitioner in Knack magazine. He has observed a profound shift in the mindset surrounding illness and incapacity for...
Dirk Coveliers will open the debate with a clear, high level view on what's changing and what it means in practice. Dirk Coveliers from Tuerlinckx Tax Lawyers will bring a broad perspective on how the new regime is shaping practice....
Fraudsters are becoming increasingly clever, but you are not alone. Our approach: we combine digital investigation with law....
Once again, we find ourselves at a tipping point. A government amendment to the bill "containing various provisions" paves the way for data mining on the PCC/CAP register by linking it to the data warehouse of the FPS Finance, which contains the taxpayer's complete tax...
Much ink has already been spilled on the subject of capital gains tax on financial assets. The fact is: it is coming, and in practice we will have to learn to deal with it. All transactions against consideration, with the exception of contributions to companies,...
“An invisible system that screens data, detects anomalies, and connects suspicions in real time, that’s the future. There is hardly any transparency: the tax authorities see everything, the taxpayer nothing.” ...
In the shadow of corporate law, a striking leading role has been reserved for an apparently new player – the family office. But make no mistake: this is not a new legal medium, but the repackaging of a phenomenon that has existed for decades. ...
Over the past decade, the legislator has focused heavily on ‘alternative dispute resolution’. At the core of this concept is the idea that conflicts can also be resolved outside the courts. ...