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Mar 05, 2026MBT | Non-resident entities subject to municipal business tax only where a permanent establishment in Luxembourg is maintained, irrespective of legal form
In a judgment dated 3 March 2026 (No. 53701C ), the Higher Administrative Court ( Cour administrative, the “ Court”) dismissed an appeal brought by the Luxembourg State and confirmed that the Direct Tax Authority ( Administration des contributions directes , " DTA") had failed to establish the
Mar 04, 2026Luxembourg case law | Qualification of a circular intra-group loss-generating structure as an abuse of law
On 11 February 2026, the Luxembourg Lower Administrative Tribunal ( " Tribunal ") (No. 47018) ruled on the existence of an abuse of law within the meaning of §6 of the Luxembourg tax adaptation law ( Steueranpassungsgesetz - " StAnpG "). Facts A Luxembourg private limited liability company ("
Mar 03, 2026Luxembourg case law | Higher Administrative Court clarifies formal requirements for tax complaints under § 249 AO
On 12 February 2026, the Higher Administrative Court ( Cour administrative, the “ Court”) issued a decision in case No 53399C, clarifying the formal requirements for tax complaints under § 249 of the General Tax Law ( Abgabenordnung, the " AO"). Facts of the case On 1 July 2021, a Luxembourg limited
Feb 27, 2026Newsflash I Bill on the improvement of working conditions in the context of platform work: a legislative turning point for digital platforms
Proposed Bill No. 8699 amending the Labour Code for the purposes of transposing Directive (EU) 2024/2831 1 ( the "Directive") was tabled before the Chamber of Deputies on 10 February 2026 (the " Bill"). The Directive, the transposition of which is contemplated herein, entered into force on 1
Feb 25, 2026Infographic | Luxembourg's carried interest tax regime
The Law of 3 February 2026 introduces a competitive carried interest regime applicable from fiscal year 2026, with the ambition of attracting front and middle office employees to Luxembourg. With this new legislation, Luxembourg firmly establishes itself as Europe’s premier destination for carried
Feb 12, 2026Infographic | Luxembourg impatriate tax regime for highly skilled employees
Luxembourg offers an attractive tax regime for impatriate employees who are either seconded to a Luxembourg company within an international group or directly recruited from abroad by a Luxembourg or EEA company. The regime provides for a 50% exemption of annual gross remuneration, capped at EUR 400
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