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French-Belgian Tax Convention (French only)

On April 9, 2021, France and Belgium signed a new tax treaty on income and wealth taxes. The aim is to modernise the rules applicable, since the 1964 Convention has hitherto been quite far from OECD standards. With this new agreement entering into force at the earliest in 2023, what will be the impact on real estate taxation and on the tax treatment of dividends from French sources paid to Belgian shareholders? To answer these questions, Stéphanie Regnier-Richard, Patrimonial Tax Specialist at Societe Generale Private Banking will have the pleasure of being accompanied by Giovanni Smet, a lawyer at STIBBE and specialist in tax and financial matters in Belgium. The conference will be followed by a Q and A.

See you on May 12, 9:30am!

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