Бельгия: Платежи в Бельгии ( english )

Belgium: Living There

Allowances Residents are taxed on worldwide income, at the rates mentioned in Taxes and Costs in Belgium. However, residents are given a lot of allowances which are deductible from their taxable income. These allowances are housing allowance [usually fixed arbitrarily as the positive difference between 200/60 of the indexed registered cadastral income of house-owners and 12% of foreign base salary]; and cost-of-living allowance [fixed arbitrarily at 5% of foreign base salary up to a ceiling of €2,500]. Municipal taxes on income vary from 0-8.5% depending on the municipality. Residents, both singles and married, are each entitled to tax-free allowances of €7,010 (for tax year 2007). For married couples, any balance that is not used up by one spouse can be transferred and applied to the income of the other spouse. Child allowance is augmented by a progressive scale as follows (handicapped children count as two children in the scale below): CHILD ALLOWANCE   First Child €1,230 Second Child €1,930 Third Child €3,920 Fourth Child €4,370 Fifth Child (& Additional Children) €4,370 Allowances are also given for other dependent relatives who form part of the household. The tax-free allowance is €1,230 pser dependent relative for the tax year 2007 (for handicapped relatives, it is double the standard rate or €2,460).

 

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