Forex taxes in Belgium
Nov 26, 2014 at 09:06
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Nov 26, 2014 at 09:06
Hi Members of MyFxBook.
Does someone of you know a forextrader/ EA user from Belgium? My plan is to invest a % of my capital into forex EA's, forex manual traders AND trading forex myself BUT the taxrules in Belgium about forex are very limited and vague. I allready asked it to my taxadvisor and even he couldn't give me a 100% correct answer about forextaxes in Belgium. So I am searching belgian people who can help me with their experiences with taxes on forextrading.
I hope someone out there can help me. I would be very grateful
Best Regards,
Gerard
Does someone of you know a forextrader/ EA user from Belgium? My plan is to invest a % of my capital into forex EA's, forex manual traders AND trading forex myself BUT the taxrules in Belgium about forex are very limited and vague. I allready asked it to my taxadvisor and even he couldn't give me a 100% correct answer about forextaxes in Belgium. So I am searching belgian people who can help me with their experiences with taxes on forextrading.
I hope someone out there can help me. I would be very grateful
Best Regards,
Gerard
Dec 01, 2014 at 08:44
Dear Gerard,
I am living in Belgium and have been trading forex now for 3 years, last year i traded break even and this year i haven't traded much.
As for your question about taxrules in Belgium, i also don't know much about it, but i can tell you that i traded for approximately over €10.000 and never had any tax problems nor any question about my wins and profits that i made with forex.
But i have to tell you that i did my withdrawals with moneybrookers and not true a Belgian bank account.
I hope my experience could help you.
Best regards
Ahmet
I am living in Belgium and have been trading forex now for 3 years, last year i traded break even and this year i haven't traded much.
As for your question about taxrules in Belgium, i also don't know much about it, but i can tell you that i traded for approximately over €10.000 and never had any tax problems nor any question about my wins and profits that i made with forex.
But i have to tell you that i did my withdrawals with moneybrookers and not true a Belgian bank account.
I hope my experience could help you.
Best regards
Ahmet
Member Since Jul 22, 2015
1 posts
Jan 29, 2016 at 19:38
Hi Gerard and Ahmet,
I am also living in Belgium and annoyed by how little literature is available on the internet on tax treatment of Fx trading profit in Belgium.
In the meanwhile were you able to find out more on this subject?
Kr
V
I am also living in Belgium and annoyed by how little literature is available on the internet on tax treatment of Fx trading profit in Belgium.
In the meanwhile were you able to find out more on this subject?
Kr
V
Member Since Sep 12, 2015
1948 posts
Feb 02, 2016 at 17:08
From what I know if your profits are over 20k/year revenue are suppose to be informed,but there is no data available on what rate they Tax if they actually do decide,at the moment there are no set tax rules on spread betting in UK&IRE.A great business to be in with 0 Tax,I think its because of the figures that 95% lose within a short period,but what about the 5% that win over the long run.
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forex_trader_404449
Member Since Feb 19, 2017
12 posts
Jan 18, 2019 at 11:16
It could be taxed if forex trading is your only business/income - need to be checked thou...
Jan 21, 2019 at 08:02
I have similar questions for the Netherlands as I recently moved over with my wife. From the information I collected so far, I understand that the profit will be taxed. Now I wonder if it is handy to open a Dutch company and will there be a difference in total taxation in case of trading via a limited liability company?
Member Since Sep 24, 2019
23 posts
Apr 25, 2020 at 14:06
Okay, I have read this thread once again and what you all have decided really with that ? What do we do honestly? I hope something could really be done with that matter a bit later. Somebody says they tax capital gains - some that are not.
Apr 25, 2020 at 14:14
@Doombinder i would advise that you make an appointment with Service Publique Finance they should be able to answer your question, it is indeed true that in Belgium there is no capital gains with the exception if the value exceeds 500k of assets such as stocks.
The rules are difficult as forex is considered as speculative and i am not mistake it also depends how many trades you place daily/weekly but i am no expert its best to consult with the SPF, if you ever get to talk to them let me know as i would be curious on what they state.
The rules are difficult as forex is considered as speculative and i am not mistake it also depends how many trades you place daily/weekly but i am no expert its best to consult with the SPF, if you ever get to talk to them let me know as i would be curious on what they state.
Member Since Jul 23, 2020
869 posts
Oct 07, 2021 at 15:03
Ask the regulator body in Belgium about that.
Member Since Jul 23, 2020
759 posts
Oct 07, 2021 at 21:05
You can contact the bank if there are any taxes involved in forex trading, they will know.
Member Since Apr 09, 2019
538 posts
Oct 08, 2021 at 10:48
I would always go straight to source for anyone asking about any country. Last thing you want is to miss something and get stung.
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Oct 16, 2021 at 17:24
Tax on stock exchange transactions range between 0.12% to 1.32% per transaction.
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