The European Parliament has voted to approve the "Stop the Clock" directive, part of the Omnibus I proposal, which delays the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) for certain entities until 2028. This directive aims to simplify existing legislation and boost EU competitiveness. The article provides an overview of the revised CSRD timeline and offers recommendations for companies to maintain focus on sustainability.
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‘Find out about the specific rules on language use in employment documents in Belgium. Discover how places of business and regional language requirements affect employment contracts, work regulations and more.’
Be careful if you gift the bare ownership of your company’s shares to your children but are still counting on the liquidation reserves you have formed
Gaining a clear understanding of the value of your business is essential for making strategic decisions. These decisions determine the future development of your assets. It is important to note that value is the result of a calculation and varies depending on the valuation method. The price someone is willing to pay may differ from the value and is usually the result of negotiations.
"Explore insights into IFRS 3, focusing on recognizing and measuring goodwill or gain from a bargain purchase in business combinations. Understand the challenges and key aspects of applying IFRS 3 with practical examples and expert guidance."
Explore the evolving landscape of car expenses tax deductibility, including new rules for non-zero emission and hybrid cars, and what you need to know for corporate and personal tax purposes.
What new measures does your company have to take into account in 2025? Social dumping not only puts pressure on employees but also disrupts fair competition among businesses. In this article, you can read about the latest measures that compel businesses to respect social standards and thereby create a level playing field in the struggle against exploitation and unfair competition. Is your company’s business model compliant with the new rules of the game?
From 1 January 2025 Flanders is to tighten up the regulations governing sequential liability in the event of illegal employment. Read about the new duties of care for contractors, the extension of scope to include the self-employed, and the possible severe sanctions in the event of infringements
Discover the new rules on financial subcontracting in the construction, meat and house removal sectors from 2025. Find out how this legislation tackles social dumping and what sanctions apply.
‘From 2025, there will be significant changes to Belgian VAT regulations. Read more about the new filing deadlines, penalties for late filing and payment, automatic direct debit of VAT payments, and monthly refund of VAT credits'
‘Find out about the legal risks and requirements for dividend distributions at private and public limited companies. Learn how directors can be held liable, even if the legal distribution tests have been carried out. Read more about recent case law and tips on compliance.’
Quentin Herbinaux asked for Grant Thornton’s financial advice in order to professionalise chemical company Dequachim. In ‘On a roll’ he shares his experiences.
The preparation of financial statements in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is challenging. Each year, new Standards and amendments are published by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). These changes have the potential to significantly impact the presentation of a complete set of financial statements, and 2024 is no different.
Japanese company Yusen Logistics is growing in Benelux. In ‘On a roll’ , Finance Director Timmy Adriaens reveals Grant Thornton’s help in takeovers and mergers.
Discover the significant changes in Belgian insolvency law following the implementation of the Law of 7 June 2023, which transposes the European Restructuring Directive. Key reforms include enhanced roles for the Chamber for Companies in Difficulty, updated extrajudicial amicable agreements, new private agreement procedures, and the introduction of silent bankruptcy. These changes aim to provide more options for entrepreneurs in difficulty, ensuring the continuity of economically viable businesses. Learn more about these developments and their impact on the Belgian insolvency landscape
For multinationals, transfer pricing is a tremendous challenge. In a new ‘On a roll’ video, Head of Tax Arnaud Thienpont explains the approach at AGC.
