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This table provides an overview, by tax year, of the filing and processing of non-resident - natural person (INR-pp) tax returns. As the final date for filing the return may vary, we usually resume the situation on 30 June of the year following that of the tax year because it should reflect the final situation. However, in recent years, we have found that the management of declarations extends beyond that date. This is why we now give the final situation as at 31 December of the second year following the year of income (e.g. for the 2021 tax year, 2020 income: final situation as at 31 December 2022). We will subsequently update the figures for the current tax year for which we present the interim situation as at 31 December. Audits in the Management teams begin as soon as the declarations are received and continue mainly during the following year. If the declaration is correct, it will be enlisted on the basis of the declared income. If the declaration is not correct, it will be subject to: a correction (if the correction is to the taxpayer's disadvantage) or a relief (if the correction is to the taxpayer's advantage). Following the coronavirus crisis in 2020, the General Tax Administration was forced to temporarily suspend contact with taxpayers. As a result, it has fallen behind in the treatment of non-applicants (which includes sending reminder letters followed by ex officio taxation or classification), both for the 2019 tax year and for the 2020 tax year. The General Administration of Taxation is a target group-oriented organisation made up of three administrations: the Individual Administration; the Administration for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises; the Administration of Large Enterprises. There are a few exceptions: Until 30 June 2020, the Public Administration also had the Eupen Multipurpose Centre, which dealt with all cases in the German-speaking region: individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises and large enterprises. This centre was abolished on 1 July 2020. The files are now processed by the P Liège and PME Liège centres according to the nature of the taxpayers concerned. The Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Administration also includes: the Brussels 4 control centre, which handles Members’ files; the Centre Étranger which, until 30 June 2020, dealt with all the files of non-residents (natural persons and companies). On July 1, 2020, the name "Centre Étranger" was changed to "Centre PME Matières Spécifiques". This centre is responsible for: withholding tax and withholding tax for all taxpayers and for all non-residents; tax on non-residents; VAT for non-residents who are subject to VAT; taxes treated as income taxes; miscellaneous taxes. The Administration Particuliers now handles the files of non-residents - natural persons who are not subject to VAT. N.B.: The Eupen Multipurpose Centre processed the declarations entered in the accounts for the Individual Administration. The Administration Grandes Entreprises does not process the files of natural persons. Legend: 0 = zero value.
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