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Until we meet again: the fiscal impact of Brexit

As of 1 January 2021, the United Kingdom (hereafter: UK) leaves the customs union and single market behind . Henceforth the UK is effectively considered a third country and can no longer invoke the European freedoms and directives. In order to minimize any unwanted consequences, a trade and cooperation agreement was concluded between the EU and the UK at the last minute. In addition, the question arises as to the consequences in the areas of corporate taxation and VAT.

Chambers global practice guides – Corporate tax 2021

De Langhe Advocaten has contributed to Corporate Tax (Law and Practice) 2021, published by Chambers Global Practice Guides. The Corporate Tax Practice Guide provides expert legal commentary on key issues for businesses. Frank De Langhe, managing partner and Head of Tax and Evert Moonen, associate, co-authored the Law and Practice – Belgian chapter. We would also […]

How far does the shareholders’ right to ask questions reach?

The Belgian Code of Companies and Associations (BCCA) provides shareholders with the right to ask questions. This right of inquiry stems from the duty a governing board has towards its shareholders. The question arises how far this shareholders’ right to ask questions extends.

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Until we meet again: the fiscal impact of Brexit

Chambers global practice guides – Corporate tax 2021

How far does the shareholders’ right to ask questions reach?

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