See how to set up your business in Luxembourg

Businesses in Luxembourg must obtain the necessary government permits. Commercial, skilled craft and industrial activities as well as some liberal professions require a business permit.

Selecting the right legal structure is essential, for sole proprietorships as well as companies. The legal form should align with the size and nature of your business.

Third-country nationals (non EEA or Swiss citizens) planning to stay in Luxembourg for a period exceeding 90 days must apply for a residence permit before entering the country.

Companies that establish a long-term presence in Luxembourg can access various funding and support measures to expand their operations, innovate and strengthen their competitiveness.

Companies in Luxembourg are subject to corporate tax and have to apply value added tax (VAT) to their products and services. Individuals are taxed based on their personal circumstances.

All companies must submit an operating declaration and an employment start declaration to the Joint Social Security Centre, which manages data, affiliations and contributions for various insurance funds.