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Are they different hospitalizations for the same condition? Then you can add all of these to one tax return. Are they different hospitalizations for different conditions? Then you go through the online declaration for each condition.

Then you add your invoice yourself as a PDF, JPG or PNG file. Please note , include all pages of the hospital invoice: both 'summary of costs' and the 'detail invoice'.

For your tax return, add the P and G invoices. Have you only received one of the two invoices? Then wait for the second invoice to submit both together. Would you like to declare your first invoice earlier? Then attach a scan so that we have the correct invoice amount.

Some hospitals split the medical costs of a hospitalization over two separate invoices: a P-invoice and a G-invoice. The letter P or G will then appear in the invoice number. A P-invoice contains the costs of accommodation, pharmacy and various other costs. A G-invoice contains the costs of doctors' and paramedics' fees. Other hospitals work with one hospital invoice for all medical costs.

Based on the 'reason for hospital admission', CM Insurance can correctly calculate the reimbursement of your hospitalization. The more clearly and concretely you describe the reason for your hospitalization, the better CM Insurance can calculate the reimbursement of the costs of pre- and post-care.

No, it is not possible to file an online tax return for a deceased family member. In this case, you provide the hospital invoice and the completed and signed declaration form to CM Insurance. This can be done viaverzekeringen@cm.be or via a CM mailbox.

From your CM profile you can only file an online tax return for yourself and any dependents under the age of 18. Every person over the age of 18 must create a CM profile themselves and file a tax return in their own name.

Since CM Insurance receives your online declaration immediately, the processing time for an online declaration is shorter than that of a paper declaration.

In the event of an accident with injuries and a potentially liable third party, you must inform CM as soon as possible. Why? CM will then initiate a 'subrogation action' in which we recover the medical costs incurred by the CM from the liable party. These costs are often much higher than your own personal share. Why is that important? It protects our social security against unnecessary expenditure, because the responsible party pays (and not social security, to which everyone contributes). Is there no liable third party? CM will then cover the costs.