What other income, if any, should I report on my tax return?

The following other income is taxable:

- Family allowances received by taxpayers who are not gainfully employed or who are self-employed

- Supplementary benefits for families and bridge pension benefits.

- Patents, licenses, royalties and copyrights.

- Income from the rental of movable property (e.g. horses, furniture, etc.).

- The return on life or surrender of a surrenderable capital insurance policy financed by a single premium is also taxable. This income is calculated as the difference between the amount paid by the insurer and the single premium. However, it is exempt if it is paid to an insured person who has reached the age of 60 under a contract that has lasted at least 5 years and was concluded before his 66th birthday.

- Daily allowances obtained from a sickness or accident insurance replacing completely or partially the income from gainful activity are taxable.

Daily allowances paid by the disability insurance are also taxable (e.g. in the case of reintegration into the workforce).

These allowances are indicated separately, unless they are already included in the salary certificate (allowances collected by the employer and paid to the taxpayer).

In general, all income received is taxable except for income that is not taxed as such (e.g. pension income taxed in another country).

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