Corporate secretarial in Luxembourg

Corporate secretarial work for a Luxembourg company covers the legal life of the entity between incorporation and closure: board and shareholder meetings, minutes and resolutions, the share register, filings with the Luxembourg Business Registers, and keeping the register of beneficial owners up to date. Every entity on the RCS files its beneficial owners with the RBE, and Guichet.lu says filings and updates must be submitted within one month. For a company run from abroad, it also means someone in Luxembourg who knows which decisions need a notarial deed, which need only a resolution, and how board meetings should be held so that the company is seen to be managed where it is registered.

Firms offering corporate secretarial services in Luxembourg

OLISTONE

Accounting firm · Boutique firm

Steinsel

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +6 more

Languages: English · French

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What to ask a corporate secretarial provider

Ask which registers and filings the firm will keep and how it alerts you when a change, such as a new director or a share transfer, has to be filed. Ask whether it drafts minutes and resolutions in English or French, and whether a person from the firm can attend board meetings in Luxembourg. If your company is a holding or sits in a fund or securitisation structure, ask how many similar entities the team already services. Find out whether the annual general meeting and the filing of the approved accounts are part of the fee.

Firms on Accountanty

There are 101 firms on Accountanty offering corporate secretarial services in Luxembourg: 62 accounting firms and 39 corporate service providers. Sixty-nine are small, 16 medium-sized and 16 linked to large networks. Seventy-one offer English and 63 French. Eighty are in Luxembourg City, and all three in Strassen do this work. For a registered address, see virtual office in Luxembourg.

Frequently asked questions

What does a corporate secretary do for a Luxembourg company?

The secretary organises board and shareholder meetings, drafts minutes and resolutions, keeps the registers and files changes with the business register. For owners abroad, it is often the firm that reminds them which decisions need a formal meeting.

Why do board meetings in Luxembourg matter for a foreign-owned company?

Where key decisions are taken helps show where a company is managed, which affects its tax position. Many groups therefore hold board meetings in Luxembourg and ask their secretarial provider to prepare and record them.

In which languages do Luxembourg corporate secretarial firms work?

Of the 101 firms on Accountanty that offer this service in Luxembourg, 71 work in English, 63 in French and 25 in German. Fifteen offer Italian and 15 Luxembourgish.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.