BCC TAX & LEGAL NEWSLETTER 2023 #3
Dear Friend of the Chamber,
The objectives of the British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg are to follow and influence developments in the economic and business world in Luxembourg affecting members’ interests, and so contribute to making Luxembourg an attractive place to do business. The Tax and Legal groups of the BCC address key issues in their sectors to corporate and individual members through a number of events, and seek to raise awareness and influence decision makers as to the issues of concern to the BCC membership.
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Tax Newsletter
VAT Corner:
Changes to the Luxembourg procedural tax rules:
• EY
• Atoz
• PwC
Deloitte:
• International Tax Update on Capital Gains Tax – March 2023
• New criteria to determine beneficial ownership (Austria)
Atoz:
• Atoz Insights – April 2023
• Luxembourg UBO register: New procedure for entities to access their own UBO data
PwC:
• Luxembourg submits Public CbCR bill
• Social parameters on April 1, 2023
EY:
• Luxembourg submits draft legislation introducing CbCR for MNEs
• New draft transfer pricing provisions
• Why tax governance is key in an era of more tax risk and controversy
• Why now is the time to prepare for the global tax transformation
KPMG:
• Tax compliance implications for Luxembourg funds deriving capital gains from Spain
Legal Newsletter
BANKING/FINANCE:
PwC Legal
• The Luxembourg Blockchain III Law: a step forward into the new DLT era
Bonn Steichen & Partners
• DLT | Significant developments at EU and national level
Ogier
• The boost to the efficiency of Luxembourg pledges
CORPORATE / M&A
Bonn Schmitt
• The Mobility Directive soon to be transposed in Luxembourg
• Repairing Company Law in Luxembourg
Bonn Steichen & Partners
• Grand-Ducal regulation on the administrative dissolution procedure without liquidation
Elvinger Hoss Prussen
• European Commission adopts texts to further simplify procedures for reviewing concentrations under the EU Merger Regulation
Ogier
• European private equity real estate 2023
• Why Luxembourg is a Leading Centre for Private Equity
DATA PROTECTION:
DSM Avocats à la cour
• ALTO, compliance self-assessment tools from the CNPD
EMPLOYMENT:
PwC Legal
• Moral harassment in employment relationships
Allen & Overy S.C.S.
• New law on moral harassment – how it affects Luxembourg employers
Bonn Schmitt
• New legislation on moral harassment at work
Bonn Steichen & Partners
• Prohibition of the “zero-hour contracts”
Clifford Chance
• New Law on Moral Harassment at work
Linklaters LLP
• New law on moral harassment
ESG:
Baker & McKenzie
• Luxembourg: CSSF mandatory data collection exercise under SFDR and Taxonomy Regulation due for submission by 15 June 2023
Clifford Chance
• The European Critical Raw Materials Act
FINANCIAL REGULATION
Allen & Overy S.C.S.
• CSSF’s sustainable finance agenda for the financial sector: How to prepare for the CSSF’s upcoming inspections on sustainable finance
FINTECH:
Simmons & Simmons Luxembourg LLP
• Tokenisation: Due diligence and design considerations
INVESTMENT FUNDS:
Baker & McKenzie
• Europe: ELTIF version 2 is approved
Elvinger Hoss Prussen
• New structuring opportunities for democratised private asset vehicles and other forthcoming changes: upgrading of the Luxembourg investment fund toolbox.
Maples Group
• An Update on Private Debt Funds in Luxembourg
• CSSF Updates SFDR FAQ
• ELTIF 2.0 – Enhancements and New Opportunities
Simmons & Simmons Luxembourg LLP
• CSSF updates its FAQ on virtual assets
LITIGATION:
Allen & Overy S.C.S.
• New rules for arbitration under Luxembourg law: A modern and flexible framework for dispute
resolution
MOLITOR Avocats à la Cour
• Overhaul of Arbitration Law in Luxembourg by the Law of 19 April 2023
NautaDutilh Avocats Luxembourg S.à r.l.
• Spring brings Luxembourg new arbitration law to life
Linklaters LLP
• New law modernises arbitration in Luxembourg
REAL ESTATE:
DSM Avocats à la cour
• Luxembourg: Recent legal developments in Real Estate
• Pacta sunt servanda or the risk of becoming a victim of one’s own law
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Best regards,
BCC Secretariat
