As a performing artist in Belgium, you don’t want to miss out on a single penny of neighbouring rights. That’s why it’s crucial for you to submit your declarations on time, and get familiar with the PlayRight distribution calendar.
In this article, you will find out when you’ll need to declare your performances and when PlayRight will make its payments to you.
Deadlines for submitting declarations
You can still declare performances from the following reference years up to and including 31 December 2026:
The distribution calendar shows when PlayRight pays out neighbouring rights revenues to artists and performers.
Each type of right (music, audiovisual, supplementary, foreign, etc.) has its own payment date.
The calendar helps you know when to expect a distribution — useful for your financial planning.
The PlayRight distribution calendar is your best guide to knowing when your royalties will be paid.
By reporting your performances in good time before 31 December 2026, you can be sure of receiving a correct and complete payment.
Consult the full calendar at https://playright.be/en/distribution-calendar/
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Belgian artists deserve every euro of their royalties — don’t let any go to waste!