Local and regional taxation applied to office buildings in 2025

A study conducted in 2025 by Ayming Belgium

Discover the 2025 edition of the study that provides you with the keys for your investment strategy and optimization of your property tax prepayments.

For the 7th consecutive year, Ayming presents its study on local and regional taxation applied to office buildings. This new 2025 edition will allow you to compare the real estate tax burden in the municipalities and provinces of our three regions, including the evolution of additional centimes.

Topics Covered:

1

Cadastral income

2

Property taxation in the Brussels-Capital Region

3

Property taxation in Flanders

4

Property taxation in Wallonia

Belgium, a country tangled in taxes on office buildings:

Office buildings are among the most heavily taxed properties, mainly due to a complex mix of taxes levied by various authorities.

This complexity makes it difficult for taxpayers and those managing office building taxation to keep track of fiscal costs, in addition to managing the resources needed to pay them. Beyond purely logistical aspects, the choice of office location must be carefully considered in relation to the actual costs of property taxation.

In our study, you will discover key findings and insights regarding property taxation, including how to calculate property tax. You will also find a comparison of the fiscal situation across our three regions, as well as the identification of cities that offer the most strategic location conditions for office owners.

Download your copy of this Property Tax Whitepaper and master your fiscal stratgy in 2025!

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