Cadastral income

  • Definition and use

    The FPS Finance allocates cadastral income to immovable property. This is a notional value used as a basis for certain taxes. Find out, among other things, how you can easily consult the cadastral income of your immovable property.

  • Declaration

    If you occupy a new construction or have your immovable property modified, you must declare it. Based on this, we will determine the cadastral income for your immovable property.

  • Service notice

    Once we have determined your cadastral income, you will receive an official notice. Find out what is mentioned in this so-called service notice and what you can do if you have a question.

  • Objection

    If you do not agree with the cadastral income that we have determined, you can file an objection. Find out how to do so and what to be aware of.

  • Site visit

    If you have received a declaration form 43T, it means one of our staff members has observed modifications to your immovable property. Find out what to do and how to submit this form to us.

  • Abroad

    If you own immovable property abroad, you must declare it, provided you are a person liable to tax in Belgium. Any sale or modification of an immovable property abroad also requires you to file a declaration. This property will then be allocated a cadastral income.