Electric vehicle (EV) chargers in Belgium are treated as electricity providers for VAT purposes, with different requirements for B2B and B2C transactions. Read more

The purpose of this document is to provide a comprehensive overview of the fiscalization treatment and regulatory framework surrounding electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Belgium. This includes how EV chargers are classified under fiscal laws, whether they fall within the scope of fiscalization, and what obligations exist for suppliers operating in this domain. Read more

Belgium’s draft VAT bill, submitted on October 9, 2025, modernizes the VAT Code by extending the 6% reduced rate to all supplies of art, antiques, and collectibles, while restricting the margin scheme to prevent competitive distortions. It also updates place-of-supply rules for virtual events and streaming services to reflect digital market realities and align national legislation with EU Directiv... Read more

Belgium’s tax authorities have confirmed that the mandatory B2B e-invoicing regime will begin on January 1, 2026, with no transitional delay, and urged businesses to finalize their Peppol-based readiness. The updated FAQ clarifies key rules on invoice dating, input VAT eligibility, written opt-outs, Hermes phase-out, and verification of public entities via the CBE portal Belgian tax authorities ha... Read more

FPS Finance in Belgium has updated the GKS 2.0 technical documentation, adding three revised “Use Cases” dated 26 September 2025. Let’s look into this in more detail. Read more

Belgium’s FPS Finance released Version 2.1 of the GKS 2.0 technical specifications, refining how POS systems communicate with fiscal data modules. The update enforces stricter use of date/time fields in RFC3339 format, clarifies functions like costCenterChange and transaction reporting, and introduces new features such as the Robotuser for automated reports. Read more