Taxation of income from capital reduction

Published on May 13, 2020

When a company is set up, the share capital is formed by the contributions of the founders. Throughout the life of the company, the partners can increase the capital by new contributions but also by incorporation of reserves. The capital can also be reduced. In some cases, the income from a ...

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Tax deductibility of operating expenses

Published on Apr 9, 2020

The tax law allows companies to deduct operating expenses. These expenses are generated by the company in order to benefit it. An expense borne by the company but for the private needs of its manager is not deductible. For example, the manager of a company (SA, SARL) invites a client for lunch ...

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Building sites abroad and the notion of permanent establishment

Published on Jul 2, 2015

When a French company works on an assembly construction site in Luxembourg, is that company responsible for paying taxes in Luxembourg? When a Luxembourg company works on a construction site in France, is that company responsible for paying taxes in France? The answers to these questions can be ...

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LPG luxembourg : the SOPARFI company taxation

Luxembourg SOPARFI holding company taxation

Published on Jun 8, 2015

Commercial and financial activities coexist in SOPARFI with the characteristic of having different tax regimes.

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Exemption on income from IP for groups of companies

Published on May 15, 2015

Under certain conditions, Luxembourg tax law exempts income from IP at the rate of 80% for Luxembourg taxpayers (see article 50bis of the L.I.R. at the end of the article). This exemption is on the condition that the IP rights (patents, trademarks, software, copyright, domain name, designs, ...

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LPG luxembourg : taxation on liquidation incomes

Taxation on liquidation income

Published on Apr 29, 2015

What is the taxation on liquidation income? Is the liquidation loss deductible? LPG Fiduciary answers you about the taxation on liquidation income.

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Taxation on IP (brands, patents and software)

Published on Apr 1, 2015

Luxembourg has sought to foster innovation and competitiveness by making itself more attractive in terms of taxation on income from intellectual property (IP) with a partial exemption on income earned from patents, brands and software. As a complement to its participation exemption for Soparfi ...

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Taxation on e-commerce in Luxembourg

Published on Jun 20, 2011

E-commerce has been recognized as a sector of growth and is being encouraged by the political economy of Luxembourg. We have interviewed an expert to clarify the tax laws related to to e-commerce in Luxembourg, as well as other countries. According to international tax law, a company ...

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