Insurance Commission Statement Simulator

For brokers & intermediaries · PDF Export · VAT exemption art. 44 §3 4° Belgian VAT Code · Local storage (GDPR)

📤 Issuer (debtor)

Search CBE (name or no.)

Name / Company

Address

Postal code

City

📖 Issuer address book local browser

💡 First use: fill in your details below, then click ＋ Save. Next time, select your name and click ↓ Load to fill everything in 1 click. ✕ deletes the selected entry.

📥 Beneficiary (recipient)

Search CBE (name or no.)

Name / Company

Address

Postal code

City

Beneficiary IBAN

📖 Beneficiary address book local browser

💡 Save each recurring beneficiary (broker, agent…). Next time, select them and click ↓ Load — all fields fill automatically.

📄 Statement information

Date

No. statement

📋 Commission lines

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Insurance Commission

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Issuer

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Beneficiary

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Insurance company	Insurance type	Premium (€)	Coeff. (%)	Commission (€)
No lines — add companies in the form

Total commissions 0,00 €

Frequently asked questions

Are insurance commissions subject to VAT in Belgium ?▼

No. Commissions of insurance intermediaries are exempt from VAT under article 44 §3 4° of the Belgian VAT Code. This exemption applies to FSMA-approved brokers, agents and sub-agents.

What is an insurance commission statement ?▼

A commission statement is a summary document established between an intermediary (broker) and the insurance company, listing the commissions due for premiums collected during a given period.

Who must issue an insurance commission statement ?▼

Every FSMA-approved insurance intermediary receiving commissions must be able to justify their income. The commission statement is an essential accounting document for tax declaration purposes.

How is the commission on an insurance premium calculated ?▼

Commission = net premium (excl. VAT) × contractual commission rate. The rate varies by branch (life, non-life), product type and agreements with the insurer.

Must the BCE number appear on the statement ?▼

Yes. The statement must include the BCE number (Crossroads Bank for Enterprises) of both the issuer and the beneficiary. Our tool includes automatic lookup via the BCE API.

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