Management Companies: Everything You Need to Know ↗
Front page leadA discussion on the fiscal benefits of management companies, which primarily benefit high earners.
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De Morgen features a mix of domestic Belgian political and economic news, alongside international conflicts and political developments. Top domestic stories include discussions on management companies and a political meeting's failure to reach an agreement. Internationally, the focus is on the war…
A discussion on the fiscal benefits of management companies, which primarily benefit high earners.
An editorial questioning the hypothetical advice a newspaper might give on how to remain on sick leave for an extended period.
Georges-Louis Bouchez requests unions to postpone actions, while the federal government's top meeting ends without an agreement.
Reports suggest Trump is considering a new attack on Iran before the midterms, while Houthis claim a missile was fired at Riyadh airport.
Defense Minister Francken defends the purchase of Israeli emergency pens, stating they are the only ones that can produce them.
A new vice-chairman of the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt is described as an ideological hardliner who calls Putin 'a real man' and advocates for a pure German identity.
Minister Quintin sends extra police to Liege and blames the antifa movement for inciting riots, implementing a ban on gatherings.
An investigative report details a 'monster company' that is bypassing worldwide sanctions imposed on Russia.
The largest data center of Russian internet giant Yandex was shut down after a drone attack, while Russian attacks on Ukraine resulted in 32 deaths.
Vally confesses his love to Hyndi in the tenth episode of the reality show 'Blind Getrouwd'.
Protesters interrupted a Trump rally in Texas, and the Democratic Party is suing Trump over campaign promotional videos funded by taxpayer money.
It is nearly impossible to predict whether Belgium will have another Nobel Prize winner in science.