Belgium's VAT administration has issued key updates for the summer filing period, including new deadlines, a new bank account, and the abolition of the holiday scheme. A transitional penalty exemption allows June returns until 10 August and July returns until 10 September. VAT payments must now be made to the new account BE41 6792 0036 4210.
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Comarch · 4 days ago
Belgium has approved a preliminary draft law to amend the VAT Code, partially transposing the EU’s ViDA Directive. The measure focuses on Pillar 2 - Platform Economy and Pillar 3 - Single VAT Registration, with application dates of 1 January 2027 and 1 July 2029. Businesses should anticipate further legislation for digital reporting and e-invoicing ahead of the 2030 deadline.
E-Invoice.app · 15 days ago
This blog explains how major ERP platforms integrate with global e‑invoicing mandates, outlining three integration patterns—native compliance modules, middleware layers, and certified access points—and five compliance models ranging from decentralised Peppol to real‑time reporting. It details the technical formats (UBL, CII, national XML/JSON), transmission channels (Peppol, government platforms, direct APIs), and country‑specific requirements for vendors such as SAP, Oracle, Dynamics 365 and NetSuite.
VatCalc · about 2 months ago
Belgium’s FPS BOSA has released updated guidance on its mandatory 2026 B2B e-invoicing regime, clarifying invoice rejection, reverse charge wording, and Peppol delivery monitoring. The update introduces new rules for handling incorrect recipients, softens automatic rejection of reverse charge invoices, and confirms that suppliers must be registered in Peppol to receive self‑billing documents.
Fintua · 2 months ago
The May 2026 Global VAT Guide compiles key VAT developments across 12 jurisdictions, highlighting new compliance requirements such as Belgium’s bank account change, Poland’s updated JPK_VAT guidance, and Bulgaria’s removal of the reverse charge clause for goods with installation. It also notes updates to Germany’s Form USt 1 TN and the launch of Belgium’s SME ePortal for quarterly returns. The guide serves as a concise reference for businesses to stay compliant with upcoming regulatory changes.
Fintua · 3 months ago
The article outlines practical lessons for businesses preparing for e‑invoicing mandates across Europe, highlighting the Belgian experience with the Peppol network, Poland’s KSeF system, and the importance of early stakeholder alignment, data quality, and automation. It stresses that compliance deadlines are tight, with Belgium’s mandate taking effect in December 2025 and a March 2026 compliance check revealing 17 % non‑compliance.
Shared Services Link · 3 months ago
Belgium has increased its VAT registration threshold from €25,000 to €30,000, effective 1 January 2026. The e‑invoicing mandate that requires all VAT‑registered businesses to issue and receive structured electronic invoices via the Peppol network remains unchanged, but businesses below the new threshold will be exempt. The change is expected to have a limited impact on the overall e‑invoicing rollout.
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Key Takeaways
In Belgium, the VAT return covering June 2026 must be filed by 20 July 2026, and the return covering Q2 2026 must be filed by 25 July 2026, as per the Belgian VAT administration.
From 1 May 2026, VAT payments in Belgium must be made to the new bank account BE41 6792 0036 4210, as directed by the Belgian VAT administration.
In Belgium, no penalties will be imposed in 2026 if the June 2026 VAT return is submitted by 10 August 2026, and if the July 2026 VAT return is submitted by 10 September 2026, as per the Belgian VAT administration.
In Belgium, the holiday scheme allowing deferral of VAT return submissions during the summer months was abolished from 2026, as announced by the Belgian VAT administration.
Primary source
Read the full article at Deloitte BelgiumThis summary was published on VATfaqs.com on 10 July 2026. It relates to VAT developments in Belgium. The original source is Deloitte Belgium.
