BelgiumHealthcare & InsuranceRegulatory changes detected in official sources — tracked continuously by GovToDate's monitoring.
Last detection: 28 September 2026
What changes: Individuals with a severe disability are entitled to an increase in their tax-free allowance. Starting from tax year 2027 (income year 2026), this increase will be 2,030 euros.
What changes: From January 1, 2026, a strengthened back-to-work policy will come into effect. This policy aims to support employees in their return to the labor market.
What changes: For costs incurred in 2025, which are declared in 2026, the tax reduction for childcare is 45% of the costs paid. The maximum amount per day per child is 16.90 euros. This applies to children under 14 years of age (or 21 for severely disabled children).
What changes: For costs incurred in 2026, which are declared in 2027, the tax reduction for childcare is 45% of the costs paid. The maximum amount per day per child is 17.30 euros. This applies to children under 14 years of age (or 21 for severely disabled children).
What changes: From January 1, 2026, a 10% capital gains tax will be introduced on profits from the sale of financial assets, such as stocks and bonds. An annual exemption applies to the first tranche of realized capital gains.
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