Giving the most recent measures taken by Member States affected by the Coronavirus, practical arrangements relating to the exercise of a professional activity are disrupted.

In this context, we have contacted the competent authorities and received the confirmation that the generalized homeworking will not be taken into account for the determination of the applicable social security scheme (EU Regulation nr. 883/2004). The reference period goes from March 13, 2020 to April 5, 2020.

This position applies to both employees and self-employed persons.

ADDITIONAL TAX MEASURES TO FACE CORONAVIRUS

The Tax Authorities have recently taken additional measures regarding filing and payment obligations to enable businesses to overcome financial difficulties that would be encountered as a result of the spread of the Coronavirus.

Alliott Group Members Collaborate to Co-Sponsor Key Global Mobility Industry Event in London

From 20-21 November 2019, a 27-person global team of tax advisers, immigration experts and lawyers from 18 member firms in 12 countries join forces once again under the Alliott Group/Global Mobility banner to co-sponsor the annual Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM) EMEA Summit in London.

EDITORIAL

In this first delivery, the "HR Tax & International Mobility" department reviews the latest developments in Belgian law related to international mobility.

In this framework, our multidisciplinary approach pushes us to look at immigration changes through the adoption of a single permit, new measures regulating remuneration payments made by foreign companies and various tax measures from the beginning of the year.