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Since the introduction of the European Central Bank (ECB) supervisory expectations for Climate-related & Environmental Risks, now Climate and Nature (C&N), formalised in the ECB Guide of November 2020 and the 2025 press release, the materiality assessment has served as a foundational requirement for integrating C&N risks into institutions’ enterprise-wide risk management frameworks. Over the past years, this early regulatory push ensured that the methodology for assessing climate risk materiality became both familiar and widely embedded across institutions.
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This digital transfer pricing guide will help provide you with a general overview of the transfer pricing landscape and who to contact in Luxembourg for more detailed insight.
The COVID-19 crisis highlighted how important it is to react quickly to the unexpected. However, many companies were not ready for this, some of those have even been hacked due to security lack and others were not able to deploy a secure business continuity plan.
In a fast changing world, where business resilience and perseverance are at stake, it is critical for organisations to operate responsibly and for financial sector to invest sustainably.
Payroll Newsflash: read more about the news in tax matters in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
On 25 August 2020, the CSSF published the Circular 20/750 that implements the European Banking Authority (“EBA”) guidelines on management of information and communication technology (ICT) and security risks. In this new circular, CSSF has embedded the EBA guidelines into its regulatory requirements.
On 14 October 2020, the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance presented the 2021 Draft Budget Law (n°7666) (“Draft Law”) to the Chamber of Deputies, setting out a number of tax measures. It was announced that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the main focus will be put on containing the effects of the crisis. Therefore, instead of increasing taxes and conducting a general tax reform, a number of amendments which aim at restoring tax justice and improving economic sustainability were addressed.
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At a time when access to finance is proving critical to many, mid-market businesses are looking beyond traditional sources and turning to private equity to fund their growth. Our specialists explore how private equity firms are now working with their portfolios and how the mid-market can benefit from investment.
The Ministry of the Economy and Luxinnovation have launched “Fit 4 Resilience”, a strategic innovation program intended to help Luxembourg companies exit from the crisis. As an approved consultant for this program, Grant Thornton can help companies reinvent themselves after the COVID-19 crisis.
Payroll Newsflash: read more about the last changes in legislation in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
The introduction of the new European Union (EU) Mandatory Disclosure rules (DAC 6) aims to implement procedural compliance requirements for intermediaries and taxpayers to disclose 'potentially aggressive tax planning arrangements' by intermediaries or taxpayers to the relevant tax authority. Subsequently, all tax authorities in the EU will then exchange received reportable disclosures amongst one another on a quarterly basis.
At Grant Thornton, we understand that transfer pricing plays a crucial role as your business concentrates on growth post-COVID. Our experienced transfer pricing experts can help navigate your business through the economic impact of COVID. Contact Jean-Nicolas Bourtembourg, Partner, Grant Thornton Luxembourg.
Lockdown has disrupted transfer pricing (TP) within multinational enterprises (MNEs). Even as restrictions are gradually eased, there continues to be considerable uncertainty over the risks, circumstances and comparables used to determine arm’s length transfer prices. Contact Jean-Nicolas Bourtembourg, Partner, Grant Thornton Luxembourg.
Payroll Newsflash: read more about the last changes in legislation in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
Law of 22 May 2020 extended the deadlines for having the financial statements approved by the shareholders and for the filing of those annual accounts, consolidated accounts as well as the related reports.
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