Tax Information – Deductions in Luxembourg
Our "Small Quick guide to tax deductions in Luxembourg" is intended to help anyone who has to submit a tax return to Luxembourg to better anticipate their situation.
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PKF International Limited has strengthened its global coverage with the admission of AFC Benelux and PKF Audit & Conseil as new member firms in Luxembourg.
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All workers, even non-Luxembourg residents, can benefit from tax deductions in Luxembourg when they file a tax return (100F form, for example). However, where employees are not required to file a tax return, they may reclaim tax withheld by another means: a form known as an annual statement, or décompte annuel (163RF or 163NRF)
ReadCorporate update – What’s new in 2018
A law enacted on 15 December 2017 has introduced major changes to certain types of extraordinary leave, leave for family reasons and post-natal maternity leave.
ReadThe single-parent tax credit (CIM) in Luxembourg
Following new circular no. 154 ter/1 L.I.R. of 7 April 2017 regarding the single-parent tax credit (CIM), the eligibility criteria have been amended.
ReadFinal instalment of the Belgian saga of tax-free exemptions for dependent children – At last, a circular!
Circular 2017/C/31 of 18 May 2017 specifies how to calculate the increase in tax allowance for dependent children in the presence of foreign professional income.
ReadNew obligations for the professions in Luxembourg
As of 1 January 2017, self-employed persons with an annual turnover greater than EUR 100,000 will have to practise double-entry bookkeeping.
ReadNew obligations for directors receiving bonuses in Luxembourg
As of 1 January 2017, company directors receiving bonuses in Luxembourg will have to register with the tax authorities.
ReadLuxembourg tax update
The law of 23 December 2016 introduces several new developments in Luxembourg taxation for both companies and individuals.
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