Indices and thresholds

Woonbonus

The woonbonus (Belgian housing tax benefit) can be relevant in the context of the taxation of life insurance policies. That is why we have also included these scales here.

Note: the woonbonus was abolished in 2020. Nevertheless, many loans continue under the old system. What's more, since the 6th state reform of 2015, each region applies its own tax regime. As a result, the phasing-out system of the woonbonus, which was precisely intended to be very simple, can be very complicated.

202020212022
Woonbonus Federal mortgage loan until 2015 (if no longer your own home)Basic amount2.350,002.350,002.350,00
Increase first 10 years780,00780,00780,00
Increase from 3rd child80,0080,0080,00
Woonbonus Flanders mortgage loan up to and including 2014Basic amount2.280,002.280,002.280,00
Increase first 10 years760,00760,00760,00
Increase from 3rd child80,0080,0080,00
Woonbonus Flanders mortgage loan from 2015 up to and including 2019Basic amount1.520,001.520,001.520,00
Increase first 10 years760,00760,00760,00
Increase from 3rd child80,0080,0080,00
Woonbonus Brussels mortgage loan up to and including 2016Basic amount2.480,002.500,002.560,00
Increase first 10 years830,00830,00850,00
Increase from 3rd child80,0080,0090,00
Woonbonus Wallonia mortgage loan up to and including 2015Basic amount2.290,002.290,002.290,00
Increase first 10 years760,00760,00760,00
Increase from 3rd child80,0080,0080,00
Chèque Habitat<br>Wallonia<br>Mortgage loan from 2016Maximum reduction or tax credit1.520,001.520,001.520,00
Extra reduction or tax credit per dependent child125,00125,00125,00
Income threshold entitling to the maximum chèque habitat22.380,0022.567,0023.653,00
Maximum income to be entitled to chèque habitat86.322,0087.043,0091.232,00