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- Personal income tax - Commissioner Brussels Europe . . .
Whether you are taxed on your personal income in Belgium depends on your status Evidently you will only pay taxes on your personal income to the Belgian State if you are on a Belgian payroll
- MyTax, the official platform for your Brussels taxes online . . .
Pay online an apply for payment facilities Submit and track your applications online Change your personal details, such as your postal address or bank account number If you have a mandate for a legal entity, you can access the company file You must first register as a proxy Watch the video « Se connecter à MyTax en tant que personne morale »
- Visitors | Visit Brussels
Unique artworks, historical objects and personal stories accompany the visitor throughout this much-needed European reckoning with colonialism From 19 to 26 April 2026, the Lotto Brussels Premier Padel by CBC returns to Brussels for a full week of sport and entertainment at the iconic Gare Maritime at Tour Taxis
- How to file your Belgian taxes - commissioner. brussels
The actual tax return, printed in red and white, containing your personal details, must be returned in a stamped envelope to the scanning centre before 30 June 2025 after you have filled it in and signed and dated it The tax return does not have pre-printed codes
- Assistance for individuals and families | Brussels-Capital Region
Use online services for electronic or paper service vouchers: Opens in new window registering (FR NL) (online service with electronic identity card or online form), Opens in new window login, changing your personal details, asking for an exchange or refund (FR NL) (online forms) Opens in new window Find domestic help (FR NL) (online search
- What to do | Visit Brussels
Combining the beaux-arts style with that of modernity, or art nouveau at that period, the Maison Hannon is a singular work, an intimate and personal house, bringing together the tastes and passions of its commissioners
- Hankar House - Architect Paul Hankar’ personal house
Personal home of architect Paul Hankar, built in 1893, three years before the construction of the superb Ciamberlani hotel located on the same street Very traditional architecture, quite loaded, superimposed with Art Nouveau elements through very elaborate ironwork and Adolphe Crespin’s sgraffito
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