The Resource Belgium: tax planning for incoming professional team sports players
Belgium: tax planning for incoming professional team sports players
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- Summary
- This article provides a summary overview of the general tax rules and the specific tax rules applicable to resident and non-resident team sports players. The article looks at (1) the general principles of the Belgian individual income tax regime, (2) liability for Belgian individual income tax - concept of tax residency, (3) general principles of taxation as a resident or non-resident and the impact of withholding tax (Belgian resident and non-resident players and the nature of the income), (4) self-employed sports players, (5) management companies, (6) specific provisions for remunerated sports players (tax resident sports players and tax non-resident sports players, (7) exemption for remitting the professional withholding tax to the Belgian tax authorities (for tax resident and tax non-residents), (8) planning opportunities and conclusion and (9) annex: social security contributions
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- Belgium: tax planning for incoming professional team sports players
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- Belgium: tax planning for incoming professional team sports players
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- This article provides a summary overview of the general tax rules and the specific tax rules applicable to resident and non-resident team sports players. The article looks at (1) the general principles of the Belgian individual income tax regime, (2) liability for Belgian individual income tax - concept of tax residency, (3) general principles of taxation as a resident or non-resident and the impact of withholding tax (Belgian resident and non-resident players and the nature of the income), (4) self-employed sports players, (5) management companies, (6) specific provisions for remunerated sports players (tax resident sports players and tax non-resident sports players, (7) exemption for remitting the professional withholding tax to the Belgian tax authorities (for tax resident and tax non-residents), (8) planning opportunities and conclusion and (9) annex: social security contributions
- Citation source
- In: Global sports law and taxation reports. - Sint-Michielsgestel. - Vol. 3 (2012),
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- Europe
- European Union
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- English
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- HR tax team Tiberghien lawyers
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- sportsmen
- tax planning
- individual income tax
- residence
- non-resident
- tax liability
- withholding tax
- social security
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- Belgium: tax planning for incoming professional team sports players
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- Belgium: tax planning for incoming professional team sports players
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