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Belgium capital gains tax

None
capital gains tax for individuals

How Belgium treats capital gains

Private capital gains on normal asset management generally tax-exempt in 2025; a new ~10% 'solidarity contribution' on financial-asset gains is legislated to start 2026. Speculative/professional gains taxed at 33% or progressive rates.

✓ Belgium does not tax capital gains for individuals, a major draw for investors and founders selling equity.

Compiled by MyNomadWorld for Belgium and currently being re-verified against primary sources. Confirm with a local adviser before relying on it.

How Belgium compares

57 of 197 countries we track have no capital gains tax for individuals. Belgium is one of them.

Who is a tax resident of Belgium?

Domicile or seat of wealth in Belgium; registration in the National Register creates a rebuttable presumption of residence. No fixed day count.

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Belgium capital gains tax FAQ

What is the capital gains tax rate in Belgium?

Private capital gains on normal asset management generally tax-exempt in 2025; a new ~10% 'solidarity contribution' on financial-asset gains is legislated to start 2026. Speculative/professional gains taxed at 33% or progressive rates.