Premier Accounting Firm Luxembourg

Ready to embark on this Luxembourg adventure? Please feel free to contact us via email or phone, and we will assist you through each step with a combination of professionalism, wit, and a hint of enchantment.

Annual accounts must be filed with the Trade and Companies Register (RCS) via the eCDF platform. Key deadlines include:

• Approval of the accounts by the general meeting: within 6 months after the financial year-end
• Filing with the RCS: within 1 month after approval (i.e. within 7 months of the closing date)

Penalties apply in case of late or missing filings.

Companies must:

• Keep regular accounts using double-entry bookkeeping
• Record all business transactions accurately, chronologically, and without delay
• Prepare annual accounts, including:
  • Balance sheet
  • Profit and loss account
  • Notes to the accounts (annex)
• Keep all supporting documentation and accounting records for 10 years

In Luxembourg, companies must follow accounting rules set by the Commercial Code. These rules come from the Law of 19 December 2002. This law covers the Trade and Companies Register, bookkeeping, and annual business accounts. These obligations vary depending on the legal form, size, and sector of the company.

The following entities must comply with Luxembourg accounting obligations:

• Sole traders (self-employed persons engaged in commercial activity)
• Commercial companies such as:
  • Private limited company (SARL)
  • Public limited company (SA)
  • General partnership (SENC)
  • Limited partnership (SCS, SCA)
  • Cooperative society
  • European company (SE)
• Branches of foreign companies
• Economic interest groupings (GIEs and GEIEs)
• Certain non-profits (ASBLs) and foundations based on their size and activity

Our payroll services are as unique as your business. Pricing varies based on the size and needs of your team, but rest assured, our rates are as friendly as our accountants. Get in touch for a tailored quote!

The average pay for an Accountant is €92,264 per year and €44 an hour in Luxembourg. The average earnings for an Accountant is €90, a year and €44 per hour in Luxembourg. 

The average salary for an accountant in Luxembourg typically ranges between €3,533 per month for entry-level positions (based on the qualified social minimum wage at index 944.43) and €7,000 to €8,000 per month for experienced professionals or certified accountants (chartered accountant).
Salaries can vary depending on factors such as experience, qualifications, industry, and company size. 
Luxembourg’s strong financial sector and international environment often result in higher compensation packages compared to other European countries, especially for those with expertise in tax, audit, or international accounting standards.

VAT doesn’t have to be a villain. We’ll handle the registration and ongoing compliance, ensuring you stay on the right side of the law without losing your mind over forms.

We’re fluent in the languages of business and numbers. English, French and soon Chinese. Whatever your tongue, we’ll make sure your message is clear and your books are balanced.

Speed and efficiency are our middle names. We’ll have your company up and running in Luxembourg in about 2 to 3 weeks maximum 1 month, provided the paperwork behaves itself.

Mark your calendar: annual accounts must be filed within seven months after your financial year ends. For most, this means July 31st is your date with destiny (and us, of course).

Yes, your company needs a cozy nook in Luxembourg to call home. But don’t fret, we’ll help you find the perfect spot or offer a registered office address. No moving boxes required!

Whether you dream of a SARL, SA, or even a humble SCS, we’ve got you covered. We’re the Swiss Army knife of company formations—versatile, sharp, and always ready.

Ah, the joy of paperwork—where dreams meet documentation! To kickstart your company in Luxembourg, you’ll need to gather a few essentials:

1. Proof of Identity: A valid passport or national ID for each shareholder and director. We need to know who’s behind the brilliance.
2. Proof of Address: Recent utility bills, bank statements, or a government-issued document showing your residential address. It’s like sending a postcard from your home base.
3. KYC (Know Your Customer) Documents:
   • Bank Reference Letter: A letter from your bank confirming your good standing.
   • Curriculum Vitae (CV): A brief CV of the company’s directors and shareholders, showing off your professional journey.
   • Source of Funds Declaration: A statement detailing the origin of the funds you’re investing in the company. Transparency is key!
   • Criminal Record Check: A clean criminal record for each director and shareholder (depending on the business type).
4. Business Plan: An outline of your company’s objectives, strategy, and financial forecasts. Think of it as your company’s roadmap to success.
5. Business License Documents (if applicable):
   • Trade License: For certain regulated activities, you’ll need to provide a trade license or specific industry permissions.
   • Professional Qualifications: Copies of any relevant certifications or qualifications if your business requires professional expertise (like legal or financial services).
   • Insurance Certificates: Proof of business insurance if your industry requires it.
6. Company Structure Details:
   • Articles of Association: The company’s constitution outlining how it will be governed.
   • Shareholders’ Agreement: If applicable, a document defining the relationship between shareholders.
7. Capital Deposit Confirmation: A certificate from a Luxembourg bank confirming the deposit of your company’s initial capital. Yes, money talks.

Once you’ve gathered this stack of documents, we’ll take the baton and run with it, managing the legal maze so you can focus on the exciting part—building your business empire in Luxembourg!

Luxembourg is like a golden ticket, offering low taxes, a prime location in Europe, and a stable economy. It’s the Willy Wonka of business destinations, minus the chocolate rivers.

Absolutely! We’re like the wise old sage of the tax world, guiding you through Luxembourg’s labyrinthine tax landscape with a smile and a strategy.