Press releases

Deloitte Belgium launches its Innovation Fund to underline the company’s commitment to promote innovation by empowering young companies in the technology scene at different phases of maturity.

Deloitte's 4th edition of the Global comparative study of the personal income tax return process investigates how the Belgian personal income tax return process relates to 33 other countries. Generally, Belgium scores well and has a slight advantage in the field of computerisation.

Deloitte’s NextGen Survey interviewed the next generation of leaders of family-owned businesses by Deloitte. 47% expects that the market in which they operate will face disruption in the next two to three years. 27% also expects to lose market share to new entrants.

Gateway, the new headquarters of Deloitte Belgium, was officially inaugurated by CEO Piet Vandendriessche. The location of the new office at the airport fits in with the growth and increasing internationalisation at Deloitte.

Belgium hasn’t yet played a pioneering role in the drive to reform social security. Trying to go along with the European trends seems to be the sole ambition at this time. Today Deloitte announced for the first time, the results of its European social security study.

60 percent of Belgian CIOs see their future role as a business co-creator. Majority pick customers as the top business priority. Digital technologies will have the biggest impact in the coming years.

Belgian employers see social security contributions decrease for lowest wages thanks to the tax shift. However, Belgium remains one of the most expensive countries for medium and higher salary levels.

Deloitte has published its 19th annual Christmas Survey, which takes a close look at the buying intentions of European consumers ahead of the year-end festivities.

For the second year running, Deloitte has published its study of the European motor insurance market.

Deloitte’s 16th edition of the Technology, Media & Telecoms Predictions describes how mobile devices will be able to perform machine learning tasks even without connectivity, which will significantly alter how humans interact with technology across every industry, market and society.