Belgium: The benefits of Belgian corporate tax rules for holding companies

June 29 2011

Besides the well known features of the long-standing Belgian holding regime, holding companies can also benefit from some other attractive attributes of the tax system there, explain Paul Op de Beeck and Luc Van Walleghem of KPMG Tax and Legal Advisers

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