From January 2006 onwards Belgian companies no longer have to report on a regular basis to the National Bank of Belgium on accounts they maintain abroad for statistical purposes. Belgian individual persons, including sole traders, should - at the bottom of every annual income tax return - indicate whether they have had at any moment in time during the relevant tax period an account with a foreign bank, exchange, credit or savings institution. If yes, then they should provide the name of the account holder as well as the country where the account is open.
Do I have to report my Izola Bank account to the Belgian authorities?
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Head Office
Izola Bank p.l.c
4, Castille Place
Valletta VLT 1062
Malta
+356 2792 2040
+33 3 59 55 36 45
+32 71 96 25 25
Head Office
Izola Bank p.l.c
4, Castille Place
Valletta VLT 1062
Malta
+356 2792 2040
+33 3 59 55 36 45
+32 71 96 25 25
Company Reg: C 16343
VAT No: MT 13175712
Swift BIC: IZOLMTMT
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Izola Bank p.l.c. is licensed to undertake the business of banking in terms of the Banking Act (Cap 371 of the Laws of Malta) and is regulated by the MFSA (Malta Financial Services Authority).