News about the tax declaration in Luxembourg

Posted on 17 May 2022

Did you know?#4 - "Must I use the AutoScan function of taxx.lu?"

Many taxx.lu users have been asking us the same questions lately!

We will therefore answer the questions we are asked the most so that you can benefit from our team's answers!

The fourth question is also asked almost every day:

"Must I use the AutoScan function of taxx.lu?"

Short answer: It's up to you 👍

Posted on 17 May 2022

Did you know? #3 - "Should I send in form 100 or 163?"

Many taxx.lu users have been asking us the same questions lately!

Over the next few weeks, we will therefore answer the questions we are asked the most so that you can benefit from our team's answers!

Please find below the answer to the third question our users are asking us all the time:

"Should I send in form 100 or 163?"

Answer: It depends on your situation 😉

Posted on 17 May 2022

Did you know? #2 - Why file a tax return even if not mandatory?

Posted on 13 May 2022

Did you know? #1 - "Can I still file my tax return after 31 March?"

Many taxx.lu users have been asking us the same questions lately!

Over the next few weeks, we will therefore answer the questions we are asked the most so that you can benefit from our team's answers!

The first question in this series comes up dozens of times every day:

"Can I still file my tax return after 31 March?"

Short answer: Yes 👍

Posted on 10 May 2022

Married frontier workers: Who is eligible for a fixed tax rate? What are the benefits and drawbacks?

As non-residents of Luxembourg, frontier workers cannot be taxed in tax class 2 like residents. However, they can claim the equivalent of tax class 2, i.e. a fixed tax rate. Who is eligible and on what conditions?

Posted on 10 May 2022

What can be deducted as an extraordinary expense?

Parking, commuting, hospitality, or meal expenses... there are many preconceived ideas about what can be deducted as an extraordinary expense, and it is not always easy to understand. We'll explain you what you can deduct!

Posted on 10 May 2022

CHILDREN: Who's household should they be part of?

The question of who’s household should children be part of, arises when two parents are not married or in a civil union, or when they are divorced. Now, what are the tax benefits and limitations?

Posted on 04 May 2022

CROSS-BORDER COMMUTERS: Can I be assimilated to a Luxembourg resident? Which implications are there?

More than 200,000 persons cross the border each day to get to work in Luxembourg. However, as non-residents of Luxembourg, how are these thousands of cross-border commuters taxed? Can they benefit from the same tax advantages available to Luxembourg residents?