Luxembourg - Mrittik

Linari Law Firm
April 9, 2026

Luxembourg adopts DAC 8 law to tackle crypto tax evasion

Luxembourg has adopted DAC 8 to strengthen tax transparency in the cryptocurrency sector. From 2026, crypto exchanges must report detailed user transaction data to tax authorities. The directive aligns with the EU’s broader effort to combat tax evasion and integrate crypto into existing reporting systems. This reform reinforces Luxembourg’s role…

Linari Law Firm
January 28, 2026

Career opportunity: WE ARE HIRING!

We are currently seeking a administrative assistant to join our team.

Linari Law Firm
October 2, 2025

A new chapter for Luxembourg: Prince Guillaume to become Grand Duke

On 3 October 2025, Luxembourg will experience a historic moment as Grand Duke Henri abdicates in favor of his son, Prince Guillaume. This transition continues a proud tradition of voluntary abdications within the Grand Ducal family.

Linari Law Firm
September 18, 2025

Luxembourg at the heart of EU Defense SME funding

Luxembourg is emerging as a key hub for EU defense and security SME funding, following the launch of a €30 million initiative supporting innovation in strategic industries. Navigating EU compliance, export controls, and dual-use regulations can be complex, making advisory services crucial for SMEs.

Linari Law Firm
August 1, 2025

Carried interest tax reform in Luxembourg: A new era for AIF managers

Luxembourg has introduced significant tax reforms impacting carried interest for Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) managers. The changes align domestic rules with international tax standards, offering greater clarity and competitiveness. These reforms define eligible beneficiaries and apply favorable tax treatment under specific conditions. AIF managers must now reassess their structures to…

Linari Law Firm
July 25, 2025

Luxembourg increases “Bëllegen Akt” tax credit to €40,000 to boost homeownership

Luxembourg has permanently increased the “Bëllegen Akt” tax credit from €30,000 to €40,000 per buyer, effective from 1 July 2025. The measure aims to support homeownership by reducing notarial and registration fees for individuals buying a primary residence. Couples can benefit from up to €80,000 when purchasing jointly.

Luxembourg adopts DAC 8 law to tackle crypto tax evasion

Career opportunity: WE ARE HIRING!

A new chapter for Luxembourg: Prince Guillaume to become Grand Duke

Luxembourg at the heart of EU Defense SME funding

Carried interest tax reform in Luxembourg: A new era for AIF managers

Luxembourg increases “Bëllegen Akt” tax credit to €40,000 to boost homeownership

Contact Info