Accounting & Auditing service in Luxembourg | From US$ 499

Luxembourg Accounting service fees

From

US$ 499

• Local and global of high-quality experts all over the world
• Achieving your objectives in today's global landscape
• Comprehensive solutions for your company financial status
• Annual accounts can be prepared under Lux GAAP, IFRS, and other accounting principles
• Our accounting services are fully digitalized

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Overview

“An open and dynamic country, Luxembourg has made its mark internationally as a reliable and innovative partner, providing an ideal environment for businesses and investors to thrive”

Carlo Thelen, Director General, Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce

Luxembourg’s economy is the most open in Europe and one of the most open in the world. It is also highly adept at using tax policy to increase the country’s appeal in the context of fierce international competition to attract companies and their employees. The current government recently instigated a tax reform with three objectives: fairness, sustainability, and competitiveness.

Luxembourg taxes its corporate residents on their worldwide income and non-residents only on Luxembourg-source income. Corporate Income Tax in Luxembourg for FY 2018 is summarized as below:

With work standards approach of "Beyond on expectations and global standards”, ONE IBC offers a wide range of services from accounting to tax planning from our industry experts include:

Accounting services:

• Bookkeeping
• Preparation of Financial Statements (IFRS or Luxembourg GAAP)
• Consolidation of group accounts
• Financial Reporting

Auditing services:

Medium and large companies in the form of public limited liability, a partnership limited by shares, a private limited liability, and companies accountable to the supervision of the Commission de Surveillence du Sector Financier or Commissariat aux Assurances must have their annual accounts audited by a statutory auditor. A medium or large company is determined to be one which meets two of the following three conditions during two consecutive years:

• Total balance sheet – EUR 4,400,000
• Total turnover – EUR 8,800,000
• Total employees – 50.

Smaller companies must be supervised by statutory auditors or a licensed independent auditor, except for a société à responsabilité limitée with fewer than 25 shareholders. In this case, the control may be performed by the shareholders themselves. Exemption from having annual accounts audited also applies to a general corporate partnership or unlimited company and a Co-operative company.