FPS Finance calculator – dependents.
Last updated: 22 May 2026
Details
- Source: https://eservices.minfin.fgov.be/motiv/#/calc-tax-reduc/DEPENDENT.1
- Organisation: FPS Finance (Belgium)
- Type: anonymous calculator/simulation
- Topic: dependents (tax advantage / tax-free allowance)
What is this tool?
This calculator helps you simulate the potential impact of having dependents (e.g. children) on personal income tax.
Important:
- The result is an estimate.
- The final calculation happens in your tax return.
Who is it useful for?
- Students and (student) self-employed people with fluctuating income who want to compare scenarios.
- Parents/households estimating the tax impact of dependents.
How to use it
- Open the tool.
- Select your household situation.
- Enter the requested income/situation data.
- Compare 2–3 scenarios (low/mid/high income).
What to watch out for
- Income thresholds determine whether someone can be considered dependent.
- Exceptions (e.g. disability, shared custody) can change outcomes.
- Consider other systems too (child benefits, study grants) depending on your situation.
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