Law firm
Tax law &
wealth and estate planning
Address
Rue Bénédicale 29
4287 Racour (Lincent)
Belgium
Phone
+ 32 (0)494 99 48 38
Tax Law
Tax advice and tax litigation
The Bronckaers Law firm is specialized in:
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personal income tax (IPP - PB);
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corporate income tax (ISOC - VenB.);
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registration taxes; and
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inheritance tax.
The Bronckaers Law firm not only provides you with tax advice in these matters but also assists and represents you with tax procedures, whether administrative or legal.
Wealth and estate planning
Civil and fiscal aspects
The Bronckaers Law firm provides advice on:
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transfer of assets;
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donations;
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marriage contracts;
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wills;
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inheritances and estates;
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setting up control structures (such as simple partnerships, the limited liability companies or foundations);
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out-of-court protection mandates;
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accretion clauses and aleatory contracts;
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etc.
and this with regard to the different regional legislations applicable in the Walloon Region, the Flemish Region and the Brussels Region.
The Bronckaers Law Firm also prepares the necessary documents and assists you with various formalities, including those with your notary, banker, accountant and others.
We also draft and submit ruling requests to the relevant authorities, such as the Service des Décisions anticipées/Dienst Voorafgaande Beslissingen (SDA/DVB) and the rulings service of the Vlaamse belastingdienst (Vlabel).
In-depth and extensive expertise
Our expertise covers both direct taxes and indirect taxes and includes the following aspects of taxation:
Our services
Tax advice
Tax advice on personal income tax (IPP - PB), corporate income tax (ISOC - VenB.), registration taxes and inheritance tax: drafting of opinions, notes, memoranda, analyses, ruling requests, requests for tax certificates, correspondence and coordination with your accountant, notary, banker, and other services.
Administrative tax procedures
Drafting of responses to requests for information, notices of rectification, notifications of ex officio taxation, drafting of tax claims/complaints, requests for ex officio tax relief, requests for tax conciliation, contacts and correspondence with the various departments of the tax administration, and other services.
Legal tax procedures
Assistance and representation before courts and tribunals, drafting of applications initiating proceedings, conclusions (main, additional and summary) at first instance and on appeal, appeal applications, hearings, pleadings before courts and tribunals, monitoring of the execution of judicial decisions, and other services.
Wealth and estate planning
Analysis of your current situation, development of wealth transfer plans, proposals for global and/or specific measures, drafting of documents for this purpose (deeds of donation, mariage contracts, wills, appended agreements, and other documents), establishment of control structures, ruling requests, and other services.
Laurent Bronckaers
Tax lawyer
Laurent Bronckaers has been a lawyer since 2017.
He specializes in tax law, both in tax advice (among which wealth and estate planning, including the civil aspects of it) and in tax litigation (administrative and legal procedures).
His expertise covers personal income tax (IPP - PB), corporate income tax (ISOC - VenB.), registration taxes and inheritance tax.
He obtained his master's degree in tax law from HEC-University of Liège in 2017 and his master's degree in law from the University of Liège in 2016.
Laurent Bronckaers speaks French, Dutch and English.
E-mail : laurent.bronckaers@bronckaers-law.be
Recent publications
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Bronckaers, L., "Provisions pour licenciement collectif: une question de timing au sens de l’article 48 ou une question d’obligations au sens de l’article 194 CIR 92 ?", Actualités Fiscales, n° 26, July 2025, p. 1 - 8.
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Bronckaers, L., "Voorziening voor collectief ontslag: een kwestie van timing in de zin van artikel 48 of een kwestie van verplichtingen in de zin van artikel 194 WIB 92?", Fiscale Actualiteit, n° 23, June 2025, p. 1 - 9.
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Verdickt, B., and Bronckaers, L., "Bijkomende inbreng in een maatschap en artikel 2.7.1.0.7 VCF", Nieuwsbrief Successierechten, n° 5, June 2025, p. 1 - 40.
