Kantoor Dewulf is a firm of tax accountants founded by Bart Dewulf and based on Slachthuisstraat in Bruges. It has more than 400 clients, mainly people with a self-employed side activity, consultants, freelancers, developers, construction businesses, liberal professions and management companies. It works for a fixed monthly fee, fully digitally, files personal and corporate income tax and VAT returns, and reviews the tax situation and business form twice a year.
Kantoor Dewulf is a firm of tax accountants on Slachthuisstraat in Bruges. The company is registered with the ITAA under number 50.123.031. Its founder, Bart Dewulf, started the firm with the idea of doing things differently: shedding the profession's dusty image and keeping up with digital developments, while keeping a recognisable face, a person of trust who can be reached when the client needs them. The office has more than 400 clients and shows a Google rating of 4.8 from 16 reviews.
Its target clients are clearly described. The website addresses people with a self-employed side activity, consultants, freelancers, software developers, construction businesses, liberal professions and management companies. It also states that the firm does not serve hospitality, taxi services, agriculture, webshops or crypto activities. Business start-up can be handled as an option.
The firm works for a fixed monthly fee, presented as transparent with no hidden costs and agreed in advance as an all-in price. The price list can be viewed on the website after leaving contact details. Follow-up of the financial administration and reporting of results are fully online, with periodic updates on a platform, and all documents are submitted and signed digitally. Clients book meetings with their account manager online or at the office.
The office handles the formalities: personal income tax, corporate income tax and VAT returns, social contributions and other obligations. For side activities, it anticipates income tax and social contributions to avoid an unexpected bill. Twice a year, it reviews the file to optimise the tax and financial situation, and checks whether the business form still fits the client's plans.
The website offers a free tool, the Loonscan, which assesses in a few questions how tax-efficient the pay drawn from a company is and produces a report with recommendations. It covers hospitalisation insurance paid by the company, meal vouchers for the director, copyright income for IT or creative work, rent for a home office, flat-rate expense allowances, individual pension commitments and their use to finance private property, warrant plans, the liquidation reserve and the VVPR-bis regime.
A news section covers practical topics, such as copyright income in the IT sector in 2026, flexi-jobs compared with a side activity, the VAT provision account, NACEBEL codes or VAT on tourist accommodation. The firm is recruiting and presents itself as a young, enthusiastic team.
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Bart Dewulf
Brugge, Belgique
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