Absurd twist in renewed inheritance tax: cheaper to inherit up to 100,000 euros from stranger than from your own father

The fact that the heirs of childless singles will no longer pay themselves blue to inheritance taxes was one good news with which the Flemish government could unpack. But now a strange monkey is coming up: the heir of a childless single single – for example, a cousin, a sister or an ordinary friend – pays 3,000 euros less taxes than a child inherit from a parent. Although there is one important comment.

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