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Belgium

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With another main job, usually ~33% on 'diverse income' (no social contributions). If it becomes the main, regular activity, reclassified as professional income (25–50% + ~20.5% social).

How it's classified

Either 'diverse income' (occasional, ~33%) if you have another main job, or professional self-employed income if regular/organized. Fact-dependent.

Tax rate

Diverse income ~33% + communal surcharges (~35%). Professional income: progressive ~25–50% + surcharge.

Social contributions

Diverse income: none. Professional income: self-employed social contributions ~20.5% of net (reduced if complementary).

Registration / regime

If professional, register as indépendant/zelfstandige, join a social-insurance fund, possibly VAT. No fixed flat tax on trading.

Crypto payouts

USDC valued in EUR at receipt; ~33% if diverse income, or professional income if reclassified.

General information only — this is not tax or legal advice. Rules change and depend on your situation. Always confirm with a qualified tax professional in your country.
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