Expanding in Luxembourg requires guidance. Our subsidiary company expertise helps you navigate the legal and administrative landscape.
Expanding in Luxembourg requires guidance. Our subsidiary company expertise helps you navigate the legal and administrative landscape.
Luxembourg is an attractive prospect for foreign investors looking to establish a subsidiary company. The country serves as a multilingual business hub in central Europe, boasting a developed infrastructure and some of the lowest tax rates in the EU. Additionally, there are tax incentives available for foreign investors. The establishment of businesses in Luxembourg is regulated by the Law of Commercial Companies and articles 1832 to 1873 of the Civil Code.
Luxembourg is centrally located in Europe, providing easy access to key EU markets and a prime position for international expansion.
Luxembourg has a stable political climate, a strong legal infrastructure, and supportive government policies for foreign investors.
As one of the world’s leading financial hubs, Luxembourg offers access to top-tier banking, investment, and regulatory services.
The country provides competitive corporate tax rates, favorable holding company regimes, and various double taxation treaties.
The multilingual, highly educated workforce is a significant asset for global businesses seeking talent in finance, tech, and more.
A Luxembourg subsidiary bolsters your brand’s reputation, providing credibility in both European and global markets.
Setting up your subsidiary in Luxembourg is easy. Contact us now to organise every aspect of the process.
Luxembourg offers a strategic location in the heart of Europe, a competitive tax regime, and excellent financial infrastructure. It’s ideal for international companies seeking EU market access, legal security, and a reputable business base.
Most subsidiaries are formed as Société à Responsabilité Limitée (SARL) or Société Anonyme (SA), both of which offer limited liability. The SARL is the most common option for SMEs, requiring a lower minimum capital of €12,000.
Yes. 100% foreign ownership is permitted in Luxembourg. There are no nationality or residency restrictions for shareholders or directors, although you must appoint at least one local manager or representative in some regulated sectors
To register your subsidiary, you typically need:
● Articles of Association
● Parent company incorporation documents
● Proof of registered office in Luxembourg
● Shareholder and director details
● Notarised deed of incorporation (for SA)
● Bank certificate showing capital deposit
Yes. Depending on your business activity, a business license (autorisation d’établissement) is mandatory. This is issued by the Ministry of the Economy and requires proof of qualifications and a clean criminal record for the manager.
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