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Decisio.be makes nothing up. Every figure, rate, condition or procedure presented on the site comes from official sources: federal administrations, regions, public bodies, regulated professions. Here is the complete list, classified by level and topic.
Primary sources first
For every topic, we first consult the official source (FPS, region, public body). Media and secondary sources are only used to complement or clarify.
Monthly verification
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Not legal advice
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Belgian federal administrations
Sources used for everything that depends on the federal state: personal income tax, social security, self-employed status, healthcare.
Brussels sources
Administrations, agencies and bodies specific to the Brussels-Capital Region.
Wallonia sources
Administrations, agencies and bodies specific to the Walloon Region.
Flanders sources
Administrations, agencies and bodies specific to the Flemish Region.
Health insurance funds and bodies
Sources used for articles on health, insurance funds, BIM status and the Maximum Bill (MAB).
Notariat and regulated professions
Sources from regulated professions (notaries) used for real estate articles, sale agreements and registration duties.
Energy and renovation — cross-cutting
Specific pages used in energy articles, complementing the regional sources already listed above.
Secondary sources used
Specialized media and professional publications consulted occasionally to clarify or complement a primary source — never as a sole source.
Decisio.be does not replace professional advice
The information published on this site is general syntheses based on the sources above. It does not constitute legal, tax or personalized financial advice. For any important decision (real estate purchase, choice of status, wealth transmission, financial plan), consult a qualified professional: notary, accountant, lawyer, independent financial advisor.
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