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  • greatcentral
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    These questions really depend on the tax regulations in Belgium.
    I really suggest you to contact an accountant/specialist in your country.

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  • athankon
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    Belgium (bvba company) most beneficial way to handle an increase of rate

    Dear people,

    I hold a BVBA (being an independent) in Belgium and i recently got a raise on my contract. I could set up a salary raise for me but that would mean more contributions and taxation utilizing only a small portion of my raise (also riskier as in the future my rate might be lower).

    I am really new into this game ... i was thinking about dividends so my question is:
    If i just transfer 100 euros per month into my account and foresee a 25% tax on it would that be proper?
    I would then spend 75% and at the end of the year give the 25% back ... would this be the only tax i have to pay?

    Many thanks in advance...
    John
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