SQUARRELB2B e-invoicing in Luxembourg: proposed rollout from 2028
Luxembourg’s draft law would require businesses in scope to receive e-invoices from 2028. Explore the proposed timeline and how to prepare.
Read the articleArticles from the firm
Insights to help you better understand your taxes in Luxembourg and the issues raised by international situations.
Luxembourg's 2027 tax reform: What the draft budget provides
The draft 2027 budget provides for several tax changes: lower corporate income tax, loss carry-forward, investment, real estate and personal taxation. Discover the key measures and their consequences.
Read the articleSelf-employed in Luxembourg: are company directors really employees?
In Luxembourg, some company directors are treated as self-employed for social security purposes, even though their remuneration is classified for tax purposes as income from employment and is subject to wage withholding tax. This tax treatment does not, on its own, make them employees within the meaning of labour law.
Read the articleIndividual taxation in Luxembourg: what is at stake for couples from 2028
The plan to individualise taxation, envisaged for 2028, is not only about introducing a new tax scale. For couples, the main issues lie in the shift from a household-based approach to an individual one, and in the loss or temporary retention of splitting.
Read the articleLet's talk about your situation.
A tax return to prepare, a tax question, or accounts to hand over? Describe your needs in writing or request an appointment. The firm sets out the terms of its engagement before you commit to anything.