Christophe De bont 
03/10/2018For the third year in a row, a range of Flemish organisations with a heart for games are pulling their weight to get as much Flemish game developers as possible to the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, taking place next year from March 18th until March 22nd. Preparations for the third edition of Mission Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 11/07/2018Sorry for being a bit on the late side today, but we’re still trying to put up with the disappointment that our proud Red Devils got beaten at not-football yesterday by France. It’s a bitter pill to swallow, but the show must go on. After all, after Kylian Mbappé and his fellow defenders will probably lift Continue reading →
David 13/06/2018In this series of blog posts, the tax lawyers of Mythra provide you with an overview of the existing Belgian tax incentives that you, as a game developer, could benefit from. In the previous blogs, we focused on the compensation for the transfer of copyright,the wage withholding tax,the Innovation Income Deduction and seed capital. Today, we Continue reading →
In this series of blog posts, the tax lawyers of Mythra provide you with an overview of the existing Belgian tax incentives that you, as a game developer, could benefit from. In the previous blogs, we focused on the compensation for the transfer of copyright and the wage withholding tax and the Innovation Income Deduction. Today, we focus Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 18/05/2018Summer’s slowly creeping up on us and that means the big gaming fairs are around the corner again. E3’s already breathing down our necks and after that it’s straight on to gamescom. We don’t want to spill all the beans quite yet, but suffice to say we’re hard at work to improve on our majestic Continue reading →
In this series of blog posts, the tax lawyers of Mythra provide you with an overview of the existing Belgian tax incentives that you, as a game developer, could benefit from. In the previous blogs, we focused on the compensation for the transfer of copyright and the wage withholding tax, which both aim at lowering your salary Continue reading →
