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Municipal tax in Lennik in 2026: 7.9%

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In Lennik, the municipal tax is 7.9% of the tax you owe the State for tax year 2026 (2025 income). For a single white-collar worker on €3,500 gross a month, it comes to about €640 a year on your 2026 income, assuming the rate is unchanged in 2027, €28 more than the Belgian average (7.55%).

216th lowest rate of the 285 municipalities in Flanders, tied with 16 other municipalities. Among the neighbouring municipalities, Dilbeek is the least taxed, at 6.9%: living there would mean paying €81 less a year on €3,500 gross.

7.9%2026 rate for Lennik
€363a year on €2,500 gross (single white-collar worker)
€640a year on €3,500 gross (single white-collar worker)
216thrank in Flanders, out of 285 municipalities (1 = least taxed)

How much does the municipal tax in Lennik cost you?

Lennik is a municipality in the district of Halle-Vilvoorde, in the province of Flemish Brabant. Its municipal council sets the municipal tax at 7.9%: for every €100.00 of tax you owe the State, you pay €7.90 to the municipality.

Gross per monthTax owed to the StateTax in Lennik (7.9%)Difference from the average
€2,000€2,424€191+ €8
€2,500€4,596€363+ €16
€3,500€8,101€640+ €28
€5,000€15,689€1,239+ €55
Annual municipal tax in Lennik for a single white-collar worker, calculated by Indexo’s engine on 2026 income, assuming the rate is unchanged in 2027, compared with the Belgian average of 7.55%.

Your payslip does not change: withholding tax (bedrijfsvoorheffing / précompte professionnel) counts 7% municipal tax everywhere. In Lennik, the final tax will be about €73 a year higher on €3,500 gross.

In the province of Flemish Brabant, Lennik ranks 47th out of 63, tied with 7 other municipalities.

Where does the rate for Lennik come from?

Lennik is one of the 21 Flemish municipalities that lowered their rate for 2026. (Source: Hilde Crevits, Flemish Minister for Home Affairs.) Source of the rate: Waarwonen.be (secondary source). Check it on your tax assessment notice.

In Flanders, the average rate is 7.22% in 2026 (7.17% in 2025): Lennik is 0.68 percentage points above. The rate for tax year 2027 (2026 income) has not yet been published by FPS Finance; several municipalities have already voted their rate up to 2031.

Lennik and its neighbouring municipalities

Dilbeek: 6.9%Pepingen: 7.5%Sint-Pieters-Leeuw: 7%Ternat: 6.9%Roosdaal: 7.5%Pajottegem: 7.3%Lennik: 7.9%
  • from 6.1 to 6.9%
  • from 7 to 7.4%
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  • Lennik

Municipal boundaries: Statbel.

MunicipalityRateTax on €3,500 grossDifference from Lennik
Dilbeek6.9%€559− €81 per year
Ternat6.9%€559− €81 per year
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw7%€567− €73 per year
Pajottegem7.3%€591− €49 per year
Pepingen7.5%€608− €32 per year
Roosdaal7.5%€608− €32 per year
Lennik7.9%€640—
2026 rates for Lennik and the 6 municipalities bordering it, and the annual tax for a single white-collar worker on €3,500 gross.

Among the neighbouring municipalities, Dilbeek is the least taxed, at 6.9%: living there would mean paying €81 less a year on €3,500 gross. If you are moving, the What if I moved? simulator adds the family allowances and tax reductions of each Region.

Municipalities in the district of Halle-Vilvoorde

MunicipalityRateTax on €3,500 grossDifference from Lennik
Machelen5%€405− €235 per year
Zaventem5%€405− €235 per year
Sint-Genesius-Rode6%€486− €154 per year
Wezembeek-Oppem6.5%€527− €113 per year
Steenokkerzeel6.7%€543− €97 per year
Hoeilaart6.8%€551− €89 per year
Asse6.9%€559− €81 per year
Beersel6.9%€559− €81 per year
Dilbeek6.9%€559− €81 per year
Ternat6.9%€559− €81 per year
Affligem7%€567− €73 per year
Drogenbos7%€567− €73 per year
Kampenhout7%€567− €73 per year
Kraainem7%€567− €73 per year
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw7%€567− €73 per year
Wemmel7%€567− €73 per year
Zemst7%€567− €73 per year
Halle7.1%€575− €65 per year
Merchtem7.1%€575− €65 per year
Vilvoorde7.2%€583− €57 per year
Overijse7.3%€591− €49 per year
Pajottegem7.3%€591− €49 per year
Grimbergen7.4%€600− €41 per year
Pepingen7.5%€608− €32 per year
Roosdaal7.5%€608− €32 per year
Kapelle-op-den-Bos7.8%€632− €8 per year
Liedekerke7.8%€632− €8 per year
Linkebeek7.8%€632− €8 per year
Opwijk7.8%€632− €8 per year
Lennik7.9%€640—
Londerzeel7.9%€640≈ €0
Meise7.9%€640≈ €0
Bever8%€648+ €8 per year
The 33 municipalities in the district of Halle-Vilvoorde, from least to most taxed.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the municipal tax rate in Lennik in 2026?

7.9% of the tax you owe the State, for tax year 2026 (2025 income). Lennik is one of the 21 Flemish municipalities that lowered their rate for 2026.

How much is the municipal tax in Lennik on a salary of €3,500 gross?

About €640 a year for a single white-collar worker, €28 more than the Belgian average (7.55%). On €2,500 gross, about €363 a year. Calculated on your 2026 income, assuming the rate is unchanged in 2027.

Which neighbouring municipality of Lennik is the least taxed?

Dilbeek, at 6.9%. For a single white-collar worker on €3,500 gross, the difference is about €81 a year. If you are moving, also take into account the other local taxes and, if you change Region, family allowances.

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Sources

Parameters in force on 1 October 2026. Each parameter links to its source, the official one where it exists; a secondary source is flagged as such.