Belgium Municipal Tax

Belgium Property Tax (Onroerende Voorheffing / Precompte Immobilier) Calculator

Calculate annual regional and municipal real estate property taxes (Onroerende voorheffing / Precompte immobilier) in Belgium. Model the indexed Cadastral Income (Geindexeerd kadastraal inkomen - KI), regional base rates (Flanders 3.97%, Wallonia/Brussels 1.25%), municipal surcharges (Opcentiemen / Centimes additionnels), and family reductions.

Annual Property Tax Payable (Aanslagbiljet onroerende voorheffing)
€0.00
€0.00 / month equivalent
Indexed Cadastral Income (Geindexeerd KI 2024/2025)
€0.00
Multiplied by statutory coefficient (approx. 2.1763)
Family & Dependent Children Reductions
€0.00
Direct tax credit deducted from regional bill

How Onroerende Voorheffing is Calculated

The annual property tax assessment in Belgium combines regional, provincial, and communal taxes:

  • Indexed KI: The historical cadastral income (KI) from 1975 is indexed annually (indexation coefficient approx. 2.1763).
  • Regional Base Tax:
    • Flanders: 3.97% of indexed KI.
    • Wallonia and Brussels: 1.25% of indexed KI.
  • Opcentiemen (Surcharges): Municipalities and provinces levy additional surcharges (opcentiemen / centimes additionnels) calculated on the regional base tax, representing the largest portion of the final bill.
  • Reductions: Homeowners with at least two dependent children entitled to child benefits qualify for a regional reduction (in Flanders, approx. €8 to €15 per child or percentage relief for modest dwellings).

📊 Belgische Salaris- & Belasting-Uitsplitsingsmatrix

Statutory Component / Legal Deduction Item Calculated Amount (EUR)
Primary Net / Statutory Payable Amount € 0,00
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