Accountable is designed for registered self-employed people in Belgium. This article also covers what is not supported and what Accountable prepares for your income tax declaration.
Who can use Accountable?
You can use Accountable if you are registered as:
✅ A natural person as main activity
✅ A natural person in a complementary activity
✅ A non-profit (VZW/ASBL)
What is not supported?
❌ Special tax regimes such as the Margin scheme are not supported. A typical case is car dealers who purchase and resell used cars.
❌ Foreign VAT rates in your sales invoices, OSS and IOSS used to declare VAT collected abroad are not supported. A typical case is e-commerce when you are selling outside Belgium. Read more in our dedicated e-commerce tax article.
What does Accountable cover for income tax?
For income tax, Accountable prepares the professional part (grids XVII and XVIII) of the income tax declaration that Belgians submit yearly.
Accountable aims to serve all self-employed people, but some cases are not yet covered.
✅ Included cases | ❌ Excluded cases (you can file the income tax declaration yourself, or with the support of an accountant) |
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For questions about your specific situation, contact tax-coach@accountable.eu.
Key takeaways
Accountable supports natural persons (main or complementary activity), student self-employed, one-person companies (BV/SRL, CommV), and non-profits (VZW/ASBL).
Special tax regimes such as the Margin scheme and foreign VAT (OSS/IOSS) are not supported.
For income tax, Accountable prepares the professional part (grids XVII and XVIII) of your yearly declaration.
Some income tax cases are excluded, including agricultural income, income taxable abroad, and income tax as owner of a BV/SRL.
Need help? Chat with us or email support@accountable.eu, we're happy to help.
