Registering assets at their fair value
It is now possible for Luxembourg companies to register their assets to their fair value. For more information, read our french article.
It is now possible for Luxembourg companies to register their assets to their fair value. For more information, read our french article.
In order to expand and better respond to its clients, LPG Fiduciaire Luxembourg has moved its offices to a new location more suited to its clients' activities.
The new address is 15-17 avenue Guillaume à Luxembourg and was completed on May 15, 2013.
In Luxembourg there are different ways to declare VAT according to the turnover of the company. For more information, readmore on the article. (in French only)
Il existe au Luxembourg différentes possibilités afin de déclarer sa TVA en fonction de son chiffre d'affaires.
Pour plus d'informations lire l'article : http://www.fiduciaire-lpg.lu/comptabilite-de-caisse-ou-comptabilite-dengagement.html
In Luxembourg, corporate annual accounts must be approved either by the shareholders or associates in a general shareholder's meeting.
For S.A. companies, the general shareholder's meeting must be announced by the Board of Directors or Director. For S.A.R.L. companies, this is done by the Managing Director.
In S.A.R.L. companies where there are fewer than or equal to 25 shareholders, it is not necessary to hold a physical meeting.
Lawyers in Luxembourg can now choose to incorporate as S.A. or SARL companies.
By choosing to incorporate in this way, law firms will be subject to corporate income tax under the conditions of common law just as all merchants, craftsmen, industrialists and other professionals.
The french text of the Luxembourg-Canada tax treaty (2001) is available online on LPG Luxembourg's website with numerous insights and clarifications by the company's CPA.
Bulgaria has become a reference for the outsourcing platforms, especially in the field of help and call centres.
LPG Bulgaria explains you why and give you some examples of success.
See our article on the call centres in Bulgaria.
Depending on their size, Bulgarian companies must prepare their annual reports according to international standards or Bulgarian accounting standards.
Under penalty of sanction, annual reports (balance sheets, etc. ) must be filed with the Bulgarian Registry of Commerce before June 30 or July 31 of each year, depending on the kind of company.