Payroll in Belgium
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The payroll process in Belgium involves handling all the matters relating
to paying the company’s employees.
Payroll activities relate
primarily to making the due
payments, but they also
include other important
calculations that are relevant
to the employees’ pay.
Most companies outsource
payroll in Belgium. This allows
businesses to make sure that
the payments are timely.
As part of the payroll services, the service provider will ensure that the
working hours are tracked, and will calculate the pay and the social
security contributions, and any bonuses.
Belgian employers follow the country’s
employment legislation and the legal working
week of 38 hours.
In addition to other taxes, companies are subject to social security contributions calculated
as a percentage of the gross salary for blue-collar and white-collar employees.
Understanding the calculation
of the social security
contributions is a key element
in handling payroll in Belgium
and can be assisted by our
employment lawyers.
If you have questions about the employment
legislation, our Belgian lawyers can give you
details about the minimum wage, and the
employer’s taxes when hiring staff.
Our lawyers in Belgium can
help you with different tax
and legal matters if you are an
investor or are planning on
opening a business here. You
can reach out to us for more
information.
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Payroll in Belgium - Main Issues to Consider

  • 1.
    Payroll in Belgium Apresentation brought to you by LawyersBelgium.com
  • 2.
    The payroll processin Belgium involves handling all the matters relating to paying the company’s employees.
  • 3.
    Payroll activities relate primarilyto making the due payments, but they also include other important calculations that are relevant to the employees’ pay.
  • 4.
    Most companies outsource payrollin Belgium. This allows businesses to make sure that the payments are timely.
  • 5.
    As part ofthe payroll services, the service provider will ensure that the working hours are tracked, and will calculate the pay and the social security contributions, and any bonuses.
  • 6.
    Belgian employers followthe country’s employment legislation and the legal working week of 38 hours.
  • 7.
    In addition toother taxes, companies are subject to social security contributions calculated as a percentage of the gross salary for blue-collar and white-collar employees.
  • 8.
    Understanding the calculation ofthe social security contributions is a key element in handling payroll in Belgium and can be assisted by our employment lawyers.
  • 9.
    If you havequestions about the employment legislation, our Belgian lawyers can give you details about the minimum wage, and the employer’s taxes when hiring staff.
  • 10.
    Our lawyers inBelgium can help you with different tax and legal matters if you are an investor or are planning on opening a business here. You can reach out to us for more information.
  • 11.
    Thank You forWatching! Contact us at: www.lawyersbelgium.com clients@lawyersbelgium.com