Reform of Company Car Taxation

The reform of company car taxation in Luxembourg introduces new rules for calculating the benefit in kind, favoring eco-friendly vehicles and reducing advantages for the most polluting motor types. Discover the key changes introduced by this reform.

My HR Update october 2024

Company car, PASRAU declaration, model employment contracts… find out all the latest HR news in Luxembourg in our latest HR Update in October.

Labor Agreement for the banking sector

Secteur bancaire nouvelle convention collective (1)

Signed on 1st August, the new Collective Labor Agreement for the banking sector has emphasized the employability of employees through training and rewards the loyalty and commitment of employees.

New regulations regarding trial periods for fixed term contracts

Until now, the Labor Code applied the same regulations on trial periods to CDD as to permanent employment contract (Contrat à durée indéterminée – CDI), so that it was sometimes legally possible to cover the entire duration of the CDD with a trial period, which made no sense.

Tax reform 2025

Réforme fiscale 2025 (5)

On 17 July last, Minister for Finance Gilles Roth announced a comprehensive tax reform to enhance the purchasing power of employees and the competitiveness of Luxembourg. A bill has already been submitted to Parliament (No. 8414). We hereby present the aspects of the reform related directly to salary management, with the first part dedicated to measures for reducing the tax burden on households and the second part focusing on proposed changes to strengthen the country’s attractiveness.

MY HR UPDATE – July 2024

Rental subsidy, collective agreement for insurance companies, law on transparent and predictable working conditions… find out all the latest HR news in Luxembourg in our latest HR Update of July 2024!

DEMDET and framework agreement: end of the transitional period

Since July 1, 2023, the teleworking framework agreement allows cross-border employees to work up to 49% of their time from home while maintaining Luxembourg social security coverage. With the end of the transitional period, new retroactivity rules now apply.