Wishing you a wonderful summer break!

Dear All,

With the peak of summer finally here, we would like to take a moment to wish you a restful and pleasant break. This season is a great time to recharge and enjoy quality moments with those who matter most.

While we’re here and ready to support you, we’ll be pausing our weekly newsletter over the next month.

We’re excited to come back in September with fresh updates and insights that we hope you’ll find helpful and interesting.

Until then, have a fantastic summer and take some well-deserved time for yourself!

Warm regards,
The Linari Law Firm Team

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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…

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.

Career opportunity: WE ARE HIRING!

We are currently seeking a qualified and experienced Avocat à la Cour with a strong background in regulatory, investment funds, and/or corporate law to join our team.

Collective bargaining: unions retain exclusive negotiating power

After months of tension, the government and social partners have resumed talks on labour issues. Unions secured confirmation of their exclusive right to negotiate collective bargaining agreements. This key agreement restores trust and paves the way for further discussions. Challenges remain, but dialogue has now been re-established.

Data protection reform: EU to streamline cross-border GDPR enforcement

The EU has reached a key agreement to simplify how cross-border GDPR cases are handled, making enforcement faster, more transparent, and more consistent across member states. The new rules introduce clearer procedures, tighter deadlines, and enhanced rights for individuals and organizations involved. This reform aims to strengthen cooperation between national…

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