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Registration duties in 2026: in Flanders 2% for your only own home, minus €1,867 up to a price of €220,000 (€240,000 in Antwerp, Ghent and the Flemish Rim), and 12% for any other purchase; in Brussels 12.5%, with an allowance of €200,000 for your only own home up to a price of €600,000; in Wallonia 3% for your only own home and 12.5% otherwise. Enter the price: the calculator shows every rate of the region side by side, with the notary’s costs.

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Flanders

Registration duties, only own home (2%)2% of the price, minus €1,867 if the price is no more than €220,000 (in Antwerp, Ghent and the Flemish periphery of Brussels: €240,000); for buyers who own no other home or building plot in full ownership and move in within three years (VCF art. 2.9.4.2.11 and 2.9.5.0.5).–
Registration duties, only own home in Antwerp, Ghent or the Flemish Rim (2%)2% of the price, minus €1,867 if the price is no more than €220,000 (in Antwerp, Ghent and the Flemish periphery of Brussels: €240,000); for buyers who own no other home or building plot in full ownership and move in within three years (VCF art. 2.9.4.2.11 and 2.9.5.0.5).–
Registration duties, general rate (12%)12% of the price, for any other purchase (VCF art. 2.9.4.1.1).–
Notary: fees and costs, only own home (reduced fees)Fees according to the statutory scale (decreasing per price bracket), €855 administrative costs, €250 to €450 third-party disbursements (certificates and information), 21% VAT on these, €285 for the transcription and €100 writ duty; excluding the mortgage deed.–
Notary: fees and costs, other purchase (standard fees)Fees according to the statutory scale (decreasing per price bracket), €855 administrative costs, €250 to €450 third-party disbursements (certificates and information), 21% VAT on these, €285 for the transcription and €100 writ duty; excluding the mortgage deed.–

The amounts appear here with JavaScript; without scripts, the rates are listed below.

Explanation

We do not know whether you meet the conditions for a reduced rate, so all the rates are shown side by side. Your notary calculates the exact amounts.

Registration duties are charged on the price, but never on less than the market value of the property.

The rates
WhatRate
Registration duties, only own home2%, minus €1,867 up to a price of €220,000 (€240,000 in Antwerp, Ghent and the Flemish periphery of Brussels)
Registration duties, other purchase12%
Notaryfees according to the statutory scale, plus costs and VAT: a range

Legal source: Flemish Tax Code (VCF), art. 2.9.4.1.1, 2.9.4.2.11, 2.9.5.0.5 and 2.1.4.0.1 (Codex Vlaanderen, checked on 26 October 2026)

Brussels

Registration duties with allowance (abattement), only own home12.5% on the price minus €200,000, if the price is no more than €600,000; for buyers who own no other home, move in within three years and stay for five years (Registration Duties Code, art. 46bis).–
Registration duties, general rate (12.5%)12.5% of the price, for any other purchase (Registration Duties Code, art. 44).–
Notary: fees and costs, only own home (reduced fees)Fees according to the statutory scale (decreasing per price bracket), €855 administrative costs, €250 to €450 third-party disbursements (certificates and information), 21% VAT on these, €285 for the transcription and €100 writ duty; excluding the mortgage deed.–
Notary: fees and costs, other purchase (standard fees)Fees according to the statutory scale (decreasing per price bracket), €855 administrative costs, €250 to €450 third-party disbursements (certificates and information), 21% VAT on these, €285 for the transcription and €100 writ duty; excluding the mortgage deed.–

The amounts appear here with JavaScript; without scripts, the rates are listed below.

Explanation

We do not know whether you meet the conditions for a reduced rate, so all the rates are shown side by side. Your notary calculates the exact amounts.

Registration duties are charged on the price, but never on less than the market value of the property.

The rates
WhatRate
Registration duties, only own home12.5% after an allowance (abattement) of €200,000, up to a price of €600,000
Registration duties, other purchase12.5%
Notaryfees according to the statutory scale, plus costs and VAT: a range

Legal source: Registration Duties Code (Brussels), art. 44 and 46bis; Brussels Taxation (checked on 26 October 2026)

Wallonia

Registration duties, only own home (3%)3% of the price, with no ceiling, for buyers who own no other home in full ownership and move in within three years (Registration Duties Code, art. 44bis, decree of 5 December 2024).–
Registration duties, general rate (12.5%)12.5% of the price, for any other purchase (Registration Duties Code, art. 44).–
Notary: fees and costs, only own home (reduced fees)Fees according to the statutory scale (decreasing per price bracket), €855 administrative costs, €250 to €450 third-party disbursements (certificates and information), 21% VAT on these, €285 for the transcription and €100 writ duty; excluding the mortgage deed.–
Notary: fees and costs, other purchase (standard fees)Fees according to the statutory scale (decreasing per price bracket), €855 administrative costs, €250 to €450 third-party disbursements (certificates and information), 21% VAT on these, €285 for the transcription and €100 writ duty; excluding the mortgage deed.–

The amounts appear here with JavaScript; without scripts, the rates are listed below.

Explanation

We do not know whether you meet the conditions for a reduced rate, so all the rates are shown side by side. Your notary calculates the exact amounts.

Registration duties are charged on the price, but never on less than the market value of the property.

The rates
WhatRate
Registration duties, only own home3%
Registration duties, other purchase12.5%
Notaryfees according to the statutory scale, plus costs and VAT: a range

Legal source: Registration Duties Code (Wallonia), art. 44 and 44bis; Wallex (checked on 26 October 2026)

An indication based on the statutory rates, not advice: your notary decides whether you meet the conditions of a reduced rate and what you pay exactly.

How the calculator works

For each region every rate has its own row: the reduced rate for your only own home and the general rate. We don’t know whether you meet the conditions, so the calculator does not choose for you.

In Flanders a fixed amount is deducted at the 2% rate as long as the price stays below the threshold; the calculator shows both thresholds, because which one applies depends on the municipality. In Brussels the allowance disappears entirely once the price is above the threshold.

The notary is shown as a range: the fee follows a statutory scale that decreases per price bracket, plus administrative costs, third-party expenses and VAT. The calculator does not include a mortgage deed.

It is the same calculation as in section 16 of the report, Purchase costs, which also gives the municipality’s property tax.

Questions

Is this calculator free?

Yes. You don’t need an account and your browser does the calculation: we neither receive nor store the price.

How accurate is the result?

It is an indication based on the statutory rates, not advice. Your notary calculates the exact amount, for example if the market value is higher than the price or if you already own part of the property.

Which rate applies to me?

That depends on the region where the home is and on the conditions of the reduced rate: usually that you own no other home and move in within three years. The notary checks this.

Does the calculator include the property tax?

No. That is an annual tax on the cadastral income, with the municipality’s surcharges; the report for an address works it out.

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