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Can capital losses be deducted?

Realized capital losses may be deducted from realized capital gains, provided they relate to the same category of financial assets and were realized in the same year.Capital losses are always deducted through the tax return (see below). You must therefore request this deduction yourself.However, it is not possible to carry forward capital losses to the following year.

When is capital gains tax due?

When a life insurance policy is subject to capital gains tax, the tax is due as soon as a capital gain is realized upon surrender or upon the payment of the death benefit at the end of the policy term.If the policy is paid out following the death of the insured, the beneficiaries under the death benefit clause do not have to pay any capital gains tax on the realized gains. It goes without saying, however, that inheritance tax may still be due in accordance with applicable law.

Is it possible to qualify for a capital gains tax exemption?

There is a basic annual exemption of €10,000 per taxpayer on the total capital gains realized during a single year. This amount is adjusted annually.Taxpayers who do not use the exemption may carry forward a maximum of 1,000 euros to the following year for up to 5 years, up to a total of 15,000 euros.

How and at what rate is the capital gains tax calculated?

The capital gains tax rate is 10%. Capital gains tax applies only to capital gains realized on or after January 1, 2026. Capital gains accrued before that date are exempt. For contracts entered into on or after January 1, 2026, the taxable capital gain is the positive difference between the paid-out capital and the total amount of premiums paid. For contracts entered into before January 1, 2026, the reserve as of December 31, 2025 (the “snapshot date”) serves as the reference value. In this

To which insurance contracts does the capital gains tax apply?

A 10% tax applies to capital gains realized upon surrender or maturity of certain life insurance policies. More specifically, the following policies are affected: Branch 21 savings insurance: for which the eight-year term has expired with death benefit coverage of at least 130% of the premiums paid Branch 23 investment insurance policies Investment insurance policies combining Branch 21 and Branch 23, also known as Branch 44. If a Branch 21 or 26 policy (capitalization transaction) is subject

2022 SFCR Report

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2025 SFCR Report

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2024 SFCR Report

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2023 SFCR Report

Monument Assurance Belgium Solvency and Financial Condition Report at 31 December 2023 8 April 2024 MMononuumentment GrGroouupp:: PUBPUBLICLIC Table of Contents Samenvatting............................................................................................................................. 5 Executive Summary .................................................................................................................. 13 A. Business and Performance ...................................