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Income year 2005 resident tax return – due date: 19 July 2006 but tolerance untill 31 July 2006

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The Minister of Finance Didier Reynders issued a press release today announcing that the due date for filing the personal tax returns remained 19 July 2006 but that there was a tolerance to fill in the tax return until 31 July 2006 without having to request for an extension.

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Income year 2005 resident tax return – due date: 19 July 2006

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The Royal Decree laying down the model for the income year 2005 resident tax return was published in the Official Gazette today (*).

During a press conference last week, the Minister of Finance Didier Reynders has announced that 19 July 2006 will be the due date for filing the tax returns.

(*) http://news.hrservices.be?lk200605041

Posted: July 18th, 2006