How is interest from mozzeno taxed in Belgium?

As movable income, at 30%. That rate applies to the gross interest, before any loss on the underlying loans — a capital loss on a loan does not reduce the tax on the interest it paid.

Why are there no performance figures on this page?

Because none has been cleared for publication yet. We publish a figure about a named company only with the source it came from and the date it was read; until that exists, the page says so rather than showing an estimate.

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Platform sheet

mozzeno

European consumer and SME lendingBE

What this platform is

Recorded from the platform's own published information, and dated. Nothing below is inferred from another platform.

Lending market	European consumer and SME lending
Established in	BE
Founded	2015
Supervisory authority	FSMA
Authorisation	Lender — consumer credit, FSMA no. 115673, since 29/11/2016
Buyback guarantee	Not disclosed
Secondary market	Not disclosed
Minimum investment	€25.00

Published figures

Every figure carries the source it was read from and the date it was read. A metric this platform does not publish is shown as not disclosed rather than estimated.

Source

FSMA register, read 2026-08-22 at https://www.fsma.be/en/party/mozzeno (Lender Consumer Credit, FSMA no. 115673, valid from 29/11/2016); KBO enterprise 0643.893.720 (naamloze vennootschap, start date 07/12/2015), read 2026-08-22 at https://kbopub.economie.fgov.be/kbopub/toonondernemingps.html?ondernemingsnummer=0643893720; mozzeno support article 7000009794 (min. €25.00 per series of Notes, €500.00 first deposit, updated 01/04/2025) and article 7000035043 (30% roerende voorheffing withheld by mozzeno, updated 23/02/2024), read 2026-08-22 at https://support.mozzeno.com

How this interest is taxed in Belgium

Interest from P2P lending is movable income for a Belgian resident and is taxed at 30%. This platform's payer is established in Belgium and withholds that tax at source; for a private investor the withholding is in principle final, so the interest does not normally have to be declared again.

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Frequently asked questions

How is interest from mozzeno taxed in Belgium?: As movable income, at 30%. That rate applies to the gross interest, before any loss on the underlying loans — a capital loss on a loan does not reduce the tax on the interest it paid.
Why are there no performance figures on this page?: Because none has been cleared for publication yet. We publish a figure about a named company only with the source it came from and the date it was read; until that exists, the page says so rather than showing an estimate.