Published in March 2023

EU Blacklist (“Blacklist”) was established by EU Council in December 2017 as part of the strategy to promote good taxation governance worldwide. The blacklist identifies countries considered non-cooperative for tax purposes, i.e., countries that fail to meet EU’s criteria for good tax governance principles (mainly involving tax avoidance and harmful practices). The three main criteria to be assessed are tax transparency…

Published in March 2023

Following on the Higher Administrative Court (“Cour Administrative”) case N°39193C originated on 23 November 2017, the Lower Administrative Court (“Tribunal Administratif”) confirmed the position in the case N°42432 on 27 January 2023 concerning the Luxembourg tax treatment of the redemption of alphabet shares…

Published in March 2023

Following the recent changes to the RBE, it has been decided to put in place a procedure for entities to access their own RBE data by means of a confidential code. This code will be sent progressively by post to the head office of each registered entity that has registered to the RBE. Further information on the process is …

Published in November 2022

We are pleased to inform you that our group has been selected as exclusive provider of Central Administration, Domiciliation
and AIFM services for Timberland’s 3rd Timber Fund (the “Fund’), to be …

Published in November 2022

The Administration de l’Enregistrement, des Domaines et de la TVA (« AED »), as supervisory authority for unregulated AIFs not supervised by the CSSF, has imposed a deadline of 12 November 2022 to obtain the identification of the RR (« Responsable du Respect des Obligations Professionnelles ») and the …

Published in June 2022

On 7 June 2022, the Luxembourg Government signed a new Double Tax Treaty (“the New DTT”) with the UK. The entry into force is subject to completion of the ratification processes …

Published in May 2022

Following the CSSF’s FAQ on 25 November 2019, Luxembourg Funds are required to appoint: A person among the members of their management bodies to be in charge of compliance with …

Published in March 2022

The Luxembourg Trade and Companies Registry (“RCS”) published a document as regards the new administrative formalities which needed to be complied with, initially, as of 31 March 2022 [whilst filing documents at the RCS] (the « Guidelines »). The initial effective date has been postponed and a new effective

Published in November 2022

We are pleased to inform you that our group has been selected as exclusive provider of Central Administration, Domiciliation
and AIFM services for Timberland’s 3rd Timber Fund (the “Fund’), to be …

Published in November 2022

The Administration de l’Enregistrement, des Domaines et de la TVA (« AED »), as supervisory authority for unregulated AIFs not supervised by the CSSF, has imposed a deadline of 12 November 2022 to obtain the identification of the RR (« Responsable du Respect des Obligations Professionnelles ») and the …

Published in June 2022

On 7 June 2022, the Luxembourg Government signed a new Double Tax Treaty (“the New DTT”) with the UK. The entry into force is subject to completion of the ratification processes …

Published in May 2022

Following the CSSF’s FAQ on 25 November 2019, Luxembourg Funds are required to appoint: A person among the members of their management bodies to be in charge of compliance with …

Published in March 2022

The Luxembourg Trade and Companies Registry (“RCS”) published a document as regards the new administrative formalities which needed to be complied with, initially, as of 31 March 2022 [whilst filing documents at the RCS] (the « Guidelines »). The initial effective date has been postponed and a new effective