Are you thinking of doing business and considering Luxembourg as your destination? Or maybe you are already in the Grand Duchy and want to start a business? Whatever your case may be, in this article we will give you a hand by reviewing the advantages this country offers, the resources it offers and some business ideas or sectors worth considering.

In Luxembourg, if you are sick you can take time off from work, which is quite normal in Europe and many other countries worldwide. It seems like a simple subject, and in a way it is, however, there are a whole series of requirements and procedures that must be followed to the letter. Below we will then look at all these details so that you can apply for sick leave in Luxembourg in a simple way and without the administrative requirements adding to the stress that the illness itself already causes.

When starting a business in Luxembourg, it is essential to have a professional bank account, moreover, this account must be opened even before starting to operate, since the funds required for the creation of the company must be deposited there. In this guide we will address this topic by reviewing the importance of this type of account, the requirements to open one and the step-by-step procedure to do so.

A business transfer in Luxembourg is usually a long and complicated process that can take from a few months to several years and whose duration and complexity are determined by the size of the company, its obligations and its interactions with other stakeholders. This is therefore a topic that cannot be taken lightly or improvised and given the complexity of the subject, it cannot be addressed thoroughly in a single article. In this guide, we intend to give a general idea of the process to be followed and the most important points to consider throughout the process.

Part-time work is a modality of work that can be very interesting for many people such as mothers, who need time to take care of their children or students who want to have some income along with their studies. Whatever the case may be, it is important to know about different aspects related to this work mode such as the cases in which it can be useful, the advantages and disadvantages, the legal provisions and the minimum wages in this type of work. Below we will then take a look at these and other elements related to part-time jobs in Luxembourg.

One of the main taxes payable by companies in Luxembourg is the municipal business tax. In this guide we will explain what this tax refers to, what is the tax rate, how to declare it and other details you should take into account.

Starting a business is not just about getting a premises or an office and starting to operate, as in many countries it is necessary to obtain a business license in Luxembourg. In this article, we will see exactly what that license consists of, who must apply for it and of course we will look at the process to obtain it and other relevant details.

What is Luxembourg’s net wealth tax and who is eligible for it?

One of the fundamental aspects of personal taxation in Luxembourg is the concept of tax class. In this article we will explain what this means, how they are determined and what influence they have on taxation.

What is Luxembourg’s impatriate tax regime and who is eligible for it? Everything you need to know about the 5-year tax exemption for expats working in Luxembourg.