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New legislation on health care proxies: time for a check-up

  Starting September 1, 2027, new rules will apply to healthcare proxies. Do you already have one? If so, it’s worth reviewing it. Don’t have one yet? Then this is the perfect time to get one set up. We’d be happy to tell you what you need to know in light of the changes to the law. […]

Renting Out Your Second Home: What Do You Need to Keep in Mind?

    Renting out a second home through Airbnb or a rental agency seems like an attractive way to generate extra income. However, there’s more to it than you might think at first glance. Permits, income tax, sales tax, and local taxes all play a role. Do you own a home abroad? In that case, in addition to the […]

Minimum Executive Compensation Is Rising: What Does This Mean for Your Company?

  Entrepreneurship means looking ahead. This also applies to how you compensate yourself as a business owner. Starting with the 2027 tax year, the conditions for small corporations to qualify for the reduced corporate income tax rate will change. One of the most important changes? The minimum compensation for business leaders will be raised. But what exactly does this change entail? And do you need to […]

“We definitely want our DNA to take precedence”

Watch Episode 2 of ‘Merci, Emmanuel!’ now: about matchmaking in Spain, shared DNA, and saying no to investors. Episode 2 — featuring Emmanuel Titeca, Brecht Vanderper, and Jurka Vanthournout “We sought out and took the best of both worlds.” Brecht Vanderper What started as a fun party in Spain ended in a merger between two […]

Copyright for IT Consultants: Back in the Spotlight, but the Rules Have Changed

Your code is protected by copyright. Your tax benefit is not. As of January 1, 2026, the legislature once again recognizes that source code can be protected by copyright—but the tax picture looks completely different. The copyright regime has taken a tumultuous path in recent years. What was originally intended for writers and musicians has evolved into a […]

Reform of the RSZ discount for first-time hires: What does this mean for your labor costs?

As part of the budgetary measures, the target group reduction for first-time hires—a discount on employer contributions to the RSZ—was thoroughly revised. Starting July 1, 2026, the program will be simplified, redesigned, and expanded to include additional hires. In this article, you’ll learn how these changes will affect your labor costs. What exactly is changing? […]

Flexi-jobs: What Will Change Starting July 1, 2026?

Good news for employers and employees alike: starting July 1, 2026, flexi-jobs will be available in (almost) all sectors. This will make the system much more accessible than it is today. However, the rules aren’t always straightforward. Anyone who wants to hire a flexi-jobber or take on a flexi-job themselves should be aware of a number of conditions and restrictions. We […]

Watch the first episode of ‘Merci, Emmanuel!’ now’

A video series about vision, entrepreneurship, and Titeca’s role. Episode 1 — Turning 60, breaking new ground, and challenging young talent. Emmanuel Titeca has turned 60: a milestone, and at the same time, a turning point. According to the rules he helped shape himself, he’s stepping back as a partner. But saying goodbye? That’s not something he’s doing […]

Hiring Influencers for Your Business? Here’s How to Stay in Compliance with Tax Laws

Influencer marketing has become a staple of the marketing mix for many companies. This makes sense, because with the right influencer, you can expand your reach and associate a familiar face with your brand. But when you, as a client, engage influencers, you also take on additional tax and administrative obligations. What formalities do you need to fulfill, and what do you need to pay special attention to […]