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The Luxembourg Law of 10 November 2009 on Payment Services (hereafter the “PS Act”) provides at its article 116 (1) a transitional period: legal persons established under Luxembourg law who commenced ...
Guidance on Transfer Princing issued by the Luxembourg Tax Authorities - The Transitional Period for Requesting an Agreement as Payment institution will Expire on 30 April 2011 - Implementation of the...
Financial Collaterals: The Concept of “Normal Commercial Conditions” in the Context of a Realisation by Private Sale is Judicially Defined as the Best Offer available to the Pledgee in the Actual Co...
Une interprétation judiciaire du concept de "conditions commerciales normales" au sens de la loi sur les garanties financières (T.A. Luxembourg, 20 mai 2010) La jurisprudence luxembourgeoise en mati...
“Issuers of Sukuk have recognised the attractiveness of the Luxembourg legal framework for Islamic finance" writes the CSSF in a statement concerning Islamic debt securities. In order to further stren...
The Luxembourg Parliament adopted on 18 November 2010 (the “Law”) the bill 5976 on the introduction of the International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”) and the modernisation of the Luxembourg ...
Financial Collaterals: Criminal Seizures over Pledged Assets have No Detrimental Effects on the Further Realisation of Luxembourg Financial Collaterals (Chamber of Council of the District court of L...
Wildgen lawyers established a comparative table of advantages and disadvantages of transposing a Sàrl into a SA. ...
On 2 December 2010, Luxembourg Parliament voted Bill n°6166 introducing the following tax measures in view of re-balancing the budget. Regarding corporations: Introduction of a minimum corpora...