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You are here: Home / All Articles / News on expat tax / Attention points personal income tax return 2013

Attention points personal income tax return 2013

March 21, 2014 by Jan-Hein

The tax authorities have anounced that they will pay extra attention with regard to the following items when processing the 2013 personal income tax return:

# Healthcare costs, such as diet and medication costs;
# Foster parents;
# Health care professionals who provide care to holders of a personal budget;
# Mortgage loan increase;
# Deducted gifts;
# Assets (box 3) held abroad and Belgian pension;
# Divorce (deducted alimony, etc.)

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