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B2B e-invoicing: what becomes mandatory in Luxembourg from 2028
On 17 July 2026, the government approved a draft law extending mandatory e-invoicing to transactions between Luxembourg businesses. Timeline and impacts.
Housing: the government unveils its 'Booster' - 7 concrete measures to revive construction in Luxembourg
On 16 July 2026, ministers Gilles Roth and Claude Meisch presented seven measures to revive residential construction: tax exemptions, reduced VAT, accelerated depreciation, citizen bond.
French cross-border workers: the 34-day rule you need to know
A Luxembourg circular dated 24 June 2026 clarifies the 34-day rule for cross-border workers living in France. Direct impact on employee tax and company payroll.
New indexation tranche on 1 June 2026: what changes for Luxembourg salaries
Since 1 June 2026, the new wage indexation coefficient (992.24) triggers an automatic 2.5% increase across all Luxembourg salaries, pensions and benefits. Impact for employers and employees.
France-Luxembourg cross-border workers: all 2026 changes you need to know
Pensions, remote work, taxation, tax classes: 2026 is a pivotal year for the 130,000 French cross-border workers in Luxembourg. Our overview.
2026 social contributions in Luxembourg: pension rate rises to 8.50%
On 1 January 2026, the pension contribution rises from 8.00% to 8.50% for both employees and employers. Analysis of the new CCSS rates and budget impact for businesses.
2028 Luxembourg tax reform: why you should anticipate now
The shift to a single tax class on 1 January 2028 (draft law no. 8676) will reshape household taxation. Analysis of the impacts and strategies to put in place starting in 2026.
Setting up a company in Luxembourg in 2026: steps, legal forms and new measures
Luxembourg confirms its attractiveness in 2026 with a new start-up tax credit. Overview of the steps to set up your company: SARL, SARL-S, SA — which legal form to choose?