Frederik De Graeve

At the start of the COVID-19 crisis, the federal and regional governments immediately implemented a number of tax (and other) measures. Those first measures were mainly focusing on preventing any cash flow problems for companies and for the self-employed. On the long term however, not only the (lack of) cash flow causes issues. The impact of the current crisis goes far beyond cash flow and it is certain that it will take several years before the impact of the economic crisis will be digested.

At the start of the COVID-19 crisis, the federal and regional governments immediately implemented a number of tax (and other) measures. Those first measures were mainly focusing on preventing any cash flow problems for companies and for the self-employed. On the long term however, not only the (lack of) cash flow causes issues. The impact of the current crisis goes far beyond cash flow and it is certain that it will take several years before the impact of the economic crisis will be digested.

At the start of the COVID-19 crisis, the federal and regional governments immediately implemented a number of tax (and other) measures. Those first measures were mainly focusing on preventing any cash flow problems for companies and for the self-employed. On the long term however, not only the (lack of) cash flow causes issues. The impact of the current crisis goes far beyond cash flow and it is certain that it will take several years before the impact of the economic crisis will be digested.