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Welcome to our editorial blog dedicated to life in the heart of Europe. Think of this section as your personal library, filled with easy-to-follow how-tos and deep dives into all sorts of topics that are important if you are planning to live in the country or are already living here. We cover the essentials of daily life, employment and business, family needs, as well as share a few fun facts and exciting opportunities in Luxembourg that you may not be aware of yet.
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Communications and Internet
Which mobile plan to choose in Luxembourg? We help you see things clearly
Are you looking for a new mobile subscription in Luxembourg... but finding it hard to know which one is really made for you? Between gigabytes, unlimited calls, 5G, roaming in Europe, or options abroad, it's easy to get lost. And yet, choosing the right plan can really make a difference in everyday life. Good news: there is no single "best plan", there is the right plan for your usage.
Communications and Internet
Sports, series, replay: how to properly choose your TV subscription in Luxembourg
Choosing a TV offer today is no longer just about selecting a few channels. Between live TV, replay, on-demand movies, streaming platforms, and multi-screen viewing, the way we watch television has evolved a lot in recent years.
Communications and Internet
First phone: how to find the right balance between autonomy and security for your child?
It often happens faster than you imagine. One day, the question arises at home: is it the right time for a first phone? Because a child is starting to walk home from school alone, because they are becoming more independent in their movements, or simply because their interactions are increasingly going digital.
Taxes
What is eCDF and how to file taxes online in Luxembourg
The eCDF (electronic Compulsory Data Filing) platform is Luxembourg’s official government portal, launched by the State Centre for Information Technology (CTIE) in early 2016. Its main objective is to digitise the process of filing tax returns, such as VAT returns and annual financial statements.
Taxes
Are there tax benefits for startups in Luxembourg?
For decades, Luxembourg has maintained its status as one of the world’s most attractive financial centres; however, the Grand Duchy’s current economic strategy is focused on far-reaching diversification. At the heart of this transformation lies the creation of the most favourable environment possible for technology start-ups. In this article, we will examine the tax incentives Luxembourg employs to foster the growth of this sector.
Education
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Luxembourg schools: how does the school education system work
Elementary and middle education in Luxembourg is based on a scholar system for kids from the early age of 3. This article finds out the structure of education in the country and how and what kids are taught.
Business
Top 5 mistakes when starting a business in Luxembourg
What not to do when incorporating or doing accounting locally.
Business
Cheapest accounting options in Luxembourg
The development of small businesses in Luxembourg is a process that involves overcoming a unique paradox. On the one hand, the Grand Duchy offers one of the most stable and favourable economic environments in Europe, characterised by strong consumer demand and a strategic location. On the other hand, the cost of setting up a business and subsequent operating expenses, including administrative and accounting support, remain among the highest in the region. For sole traders, freelancers and founders of start-ups in the form of simplified limited liability companies (SARL-S), the question of finding the most cost-effective accounting solutions becomes not merely a matter of optimisation, but a prerequisite for the long-term viability of the business.
Business
Luxembourg tax system for small businesses
What entrepreneurs should know about VAT, corporate tax, and social charges.
Business
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How much does it cost to open a company in Luxembourg?
For decades, Luxembourg has maintained its reputation as one of the world’s most stable and attractive financial centres. For entrepreneurs and investors, the Grand Duchy offers not only tax advantages, but also access to a highly skilled, multilingual workforce, political predictability and a strategic location at the heart of Europe. However, beneath the surface lies a complex administrative and financial structure that requires a detailed understanding of the mechanisms governing costs at the entry stage and during subsequent operations.