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Luxembourg is preparing several important tax changes that could impact investors, startups, fund managers, crypto businesses, and individuals over the coming years. Some of the key developments include: • A new 20% tax credit for investments into eligible startups • Proposed reforms to carried interest taxation • New crypto-asset reporting obligations under DAC8 • Introduction of Pillar Two reporting via MyGuichet.lu • Tax exemption on interest from certain government bonds • Proposed move toward a single personal income tax class from 2028 The new startup tax credit is particularly notable: up to €100,000 annual tax credit per investor minimum €10,000 investment aimed at supporting young innovative Luxembourg startups The update also highlights Luxembourg’s continued positioning as a major European hub for: investment funds fintech crypto and digital assets cross-border finance international wealth structures Source: Ogier Luxembourg Tax Update 2026 https://www.ogier.com/news-and-insights/insights/luxembourg-tax-update-whats-new-in-2026/
Coinbase has officially selected Luxembourg as its main European hub under the EU’s new MiCA crypto regulations, moving its primary regulatory base from Ireland to Luxembourg. The company received its MiCA licence from Luxembourg’s financial regulator (CSSF), allowing Coinbase to operate crypto services across all 27 EU countries from Luxembourg. Coinbase highlighted Luxembourg’s: • strong financial ecosystem • regulatory clarity • multilingual international talent • blockchain-friendly environment The company is also expected to expand hiring in Luxembourg across compliance, finance, audit, and crypto operations. This is another major signal of Luxembourg’s growing position as a leading European hub for fintech, digital assets, and regulated crypto innovation.
Luxembourg is officially introducing a new biometric passport with a 10-year validity period for adults starting from 11 May 2026. Until now, Luxembourg passports were generally valid for only 5 years. The new system brings Luxembourg in line with many other European countries and reduces the need for frequent renewals. According to the government announcement, the new passports will include enhanced security and anti-forgery features, updated biometric protections, and redesigned pages featuring Luxembourg landmarks and national symbols. New validity periods: • 2 years for children under 4 • 5 years for minors aged 4–18 • 10 years for adults aged 18+ Passport application procedures and fees remain unchanged.
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Lidl is introducing a new digital shopping experience in Luxembourg by launching smartphone self-checkout and AI-powered weighing systems in selected stores. The initiative is designed to make grocery shopping faster, easier, and more convenient for customers while modernising the in-store experience... Read more - https://www.luxembourgexpats.lu/stories/news/lidl-brings-smart-shopping-technology-to-luxembourg
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European banking supervisors are warning that financial institutions across the euro area must stay prepared for growing risks linked to technology, cybersecurity, and global uncertainty... Read more - https://www.luxembourgexpats.lu/stories/news/europes-banks-face-new-digital-challenges
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An important milestone was recently celebrated in Luxembourg as the National Victims of Violence Support Committee marked its anniversary with a special commemorative event attended by officials, partners, and supporters. The occasion highlighted the organization’s long-standing commitment to helping victims of violence and offering guidance during difficult moments in their lives... Read more - https://www.luxembourgexpats.lu/stories/news/luxembourg-support-committee-celebrates-years-of-helping-victims
Tokyo and Luxembourg have signed a new financial cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening ties between the two international financial centres. The partnership, signed during SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, focuses on joint financial promotion initiatives, fintech collaboration, sustainable finance, knowledge exchange, and mobilising private capital for the net-zero transition. The agreement also reflects growing cooperation between Asia and Europe ahead of the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Luxembourg in 2027.
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Luxembourg has officially adopted new reforms for SARLs (private limited liability companies), allowing founders to defer payment of the minimum €12,000 share capital for up to 12 months after incorporation. Previously, the full amount had to be paid upfront before a company could be formed. The reform, adopted under Bill No. 8669, also means companies can now be incorporated before opening a bank account, helping speed up business creation and reducing administrative delays. The changes are designed to make Luxembourg more attractive for startups, entrepreneurs, private equity, real estate, and alternative investment structures. Key safeguards remain in place: any share premium and any capital above the €12,000 minimum must still be fully paid at incorporation, while contributions in kind remain subject to immediate payment requirements. The new rules align Luxembourg with EU Directive 2017/1132 and are aimed at improving the country’s competitiveness as an international business and investment hub.
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France’s Grand Est region has started deploying new-generation electric multiple unit (EMU) trains on cross-border routes connecting Luxembourg and Offenburg, as part of a wider modernisation of regional rail services. The new trains, manufactured by Alstom, are designed to improve passenger comfort, energy efficiency, accessibility, and operational reliability on busy regional and international commuter corridors. The rollout supports growing cross-border mobility demand between Luxembourg, France, and Germany, where thousands of workers travel daily. The upgraded fleet also aims to reduce carbon emissions and strengthen sustainable public transport links across the Greater Region. Luxembourg continues to invest heavily in rail connectivity and international transport infrastructure as commuter numbers and regional integration increase.
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Lidl is introducing a new smartphone-based self-checkout system in Luxembourg stores, allowing customers to scan products with their phones while shopping and pay directly through the app without using traditional checkout counters. The system also uses AI-powered smart scales capable of recognising fruits and vegetables automatically, reducing the need for manual product selection and speeding up the shopping experience. The initiative is part of Lidl’s broader push towards digital retail innovation, automation, and faster in-store customer experiences. Luxembourg is among the first markets where Lidl is testing and expanding these next-generation checkout technologies. The rollout reflects the growing adoption of AI and cashier-less retail systems across Europe as supermarkets look to improve efficiency and reduce waiting times for customers.
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