Registration of leases
Important information: You can deposit a rental guarantee via MyMinfin at no extra cost. To find out more about the rental guarantee, see the FAQ section.
REGISTRATION OF THE LEASE AGREEMENT
Important information: You can deposit a rental guarantee via MyMinfin at no extra cost. To find out more about the rental guarantee, see the FAQ section.
Frequently asked questions about lease agreements:
- Is it obligatory to register a lease agreement, and who has to do it?
- How can I check whether my lease agreement is registered?
- What exactly is involved in registering a lease agreement?
- Where can I find the registration number for my lease agreement?
- If I have received an acknowledgement of receipt, does this mean that my lease agreement has now been registered?
- What are the advantages of registering a lease agreement?
- What information must be included in a lease agreement?
- How do I register a lease agreement?
- How long does it take to register a lease agreement?
- What are the costs involved in registering a lease agreement?
- What are the consequences if I decide not to register my lease agreement?
- Is it necessary to register the inventory of fixtures and fittings and the annexes that must be attached to the lease agreement?
For more information on registering a lease in Belgium, please consult the official public finance website:
Registration of a lease agreement
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of
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of Directors or the General Assemblies, must
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