Tax Return : The Tax Bill

tax bill

Now that you have filed your tax return, all that you can do is wait for the taxman to send you the tax assessment or tax bill.

The “avertissement extrait de role”/”aanslagbiljet” is really the tax bill for your 2021 income. If you have not seen one before, you can click here to see one. If the tax bill is not sent before 30 June 2023, the taxman may have to pay back all withholding tax, but that happens rarely.

If the calculation shows a reimbursement, you will receive that about two months later. And if you have to pay tax, you have about two months as well.

Receive the tax bill online

When you file your tax return online, you still receive your tax bill on paper. If you want to receive it online, you need to activate your e-Box in www.mye-box.be

You will always be able to find a copy of your tax bill (and all past tax bills) in your Taxbox in MyMinfin, together with the tax return you filed online in the past (in pdf format).

Check it

If the bill was for several thousands of euros, you will probably have checked it. If, however, you saw that you will get some money back or that you will have to pay a few hundred euros, in two months’ time, you probably just put it on the pile of bills to be paid some time.

In any event, I would advise that you check it to make sure that there are no mistakes. Have they copied your figures correctly? Does the result seem OK? Is it what you expected? If you want to do the calculations again, try the calculation again on Tax-calc.

If you have questions, you can always call the local tax office and ask them to explain how they made their calculations.

And if the taxman made a mistake

If you disagree with the tax bill, try to talk with someone at your local tax office first. You can find the address, the telephone number and the email address on page 2 of the tax bill. If it is a simple mistake, they are often prepared to correct the mistake.

If you cannot convince them, you have to appeal and file a “reclamation” or “bezwaar”.

Your tax return:

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