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Grant Thornton Luxembourg June Data Protection Newsletter - We share clear and practical insights on the latest developments in data protection, AI, and tech regulation, helping you stay informed and compliant in this ever-changing digital landscape. Whether you manage compliance or simply want to stay safer and better informed online, this newsletter is for you.
Luxembourg companies that prepare their annual accounts in a foreign currency may be exposed to foreign exchange (FX) risk for tax purposes. Such risk could be mitigated by submitting a timely request to report the taxable income in this foreign currency.
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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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Luxembourg companies are facing complex operational and compliance challenges, and individuals as citizens are seeing a lot of questions and concerns raised both in the press and by regulators, about how measures taken by governments to control this pandemic can challenge their rights and freedoms to privacy.
The coronavirus outbreak could have significant impacts on company treasury. Ensuring the finances of your company is carefully managed is therefore crucial.
Payroll Newsflash: read more about the last changes regarding social security and emergency fund for very small businesses and self-employed workers in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
The coronavirus outbreak is first and foremost a human tragedy. At the same time it has the potential to have significant impacts on business operations. Ensuring your business operates as close to ‘business as usual’ is therefore crucial.
Our report identifies key financial reporting areas that entities need to consider when determining the impact on their business, and on the results, financial position and disclosures in their financial statements.
How are you providing crucial regulatory information timely and keeping financial soundness under control?
On 30 March 2020, the Luxembourg Government filed a Bill n°7547 (“Bill”) with the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies, setting out legislation that disallows the tax deduction of interest or royalties paid or due to associated enterprises established in jurisdictions listed on EU’s list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes (“black list”).
Payroll Newsflash: read more about the last changes regarding social security in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
Payroll Newsflash: information on the measures decided by the government in relation to the exceptional situation generated by the COVID-19.
On 21 March 2020, the Luxembourg parliament passed the law n° 7465 (“the Law”) transposing the Council Directive (EU) 2018/822 of 25 May 2018 (“DAC 6”) as regards mandatory exchange of information in the field of taxation in relation to reportable cross-border arrangements.
New Luxembourg set of rules aiming to facilitate the digital holding of meetings of shareholders and management bodies of Luxembourg companies and partnerships.