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Taxation of Foreign and National Enterprises Volume 2 - Belgium


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Belgium
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PART I. —GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF SCHEDULAR AND COMPLEMENTARY INCOME-TAX SYSTEM.1
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PART II. —METHODS OF TAXING FOREIGN AND NATIONAL ENTERPRISES
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PART III. —METHODS OF ALLOCATING TAXABLE INCOME
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Annex
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TABLE OF TARIFFS
   
I. LAND-TAX (TAX ON INCOME FROM LANDED PROPERTY)
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II. TAX ON INCOME FROM PERSONAL PROPERTY1
   
III. PROFESSIONAL TAX (TAX ON INCOME FROM TRADE AND PROFESSIONS)
   
IV. COMPLEMENTARY PERSONAL TAX


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(h) ANY OTHER KIND OF ENTERPRISE REQUIRING SPECIAL TREATMENT

Same as for (b); the empirical method presupposes a minimum profit of 150 francs per 1,000 francs of receipts, with a minimum taxable income of 10,000 francs per workman and employee.

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