It's now clear that employees will also work from home on a regular basis post-COVID. However, there are still discussions around the reimbursement of certain expenses and the provision of homeworking equipment. Tax authorities are now trying to clarify the matter with the new Circular 2021/C/20 on employers' contributions for homeworking that has taken effect on 1 March 2021 and has been approved by the NSSO.
Flexible Rewards

Short-term cars: offering tailor-made mobility packages
Sustainable mobility is gaining importance in employee remuneration packages, especially in the current war for talent. Employers who want to stimulate green mobility or flexibility in car policies can offer their employees the flexibility of renting a car for a short period of time.

8 salary trends for 2021
COVID-19 will undoubtedly have a major impact on the way companies pay their employees in 2021. In the article below, we highlight 8 trends for the coming year.

Flex Reward: In uncertain times, flexible rewards are even more important
In a rapidly changing world, the importance of flexible rewards is growing. Changing employee needs, combined with changing business and work landscapes, are forcing organizations to be more agile. Moreover, the need for flexibility has been further reinforced by the COVID-19 pandemic and flexible wages and mobility are fast-becoming integral parts of the future.

HR update webinars on cafeteria plans, mobility and social law
In April 2020 our KPMG experts on mobility, flexible rewards and cafeteria plans organized several online sessions. They presented the latest updates for HR professionals and provided key insights on how to implement these.

KPMG in the media: Reflex Tool, a tool to manage your salary package
In order to offer their employees more flexibility in their compensation package, KPMG has developed "Reflex Tool". An application through which employees can compose their own salary package autonomously.

Mobility reinvented
As mobility becomes an increasingly important factor in choosing or changing employers, companies can respond by offering their employees a flexible mobility and reward plan. In addition, letting employees pick their own mobility means or combination thereof, based on their needs is where you make the difference.

Flexible remuneration requires a multidisciplinary approach
More and more companies are using a flexible remuneration and transportation plan as part of their efforts to win the war for talent. Fringe benefits make them more attractive as an employer. This alternative remuneration requires a clear and correct framework.

A smart and flexible payroll and transportation plan
The war for talent is raging. Rather than employers selecting their employees, the employees are choosing which employers they want to work for. Offering tailored mobility packages is one way companies can tip the balance in their favor.

Flex Reward in practice: 2 million kilometers less on the clock
One year after introducing the KPMG Flex Reward tool to it's employees, the results are clear. With about 2 million kilometers driven less by car, the shift in mobility solutions is clearly appreciated. In addition to leading by example, KPMG has also helped clients such as IT group Cegeka introduce their Flex Reward policy, enabling them to offer personalized salaray packages and gaining a competitive edge in today's labour market.
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