Becoming self-employed in Luxembourg
Becoming self-employed in Luxembourg follows a set route: choose a legal form, get your business permit, then register with the CCSS and for VAT. These guides take the steps in order, say how long each one takes, and list the start-up aid you can apply for.
Getting started
After the permit
Start-up aid
BravoLisa
Once you're registered, the books start
From your first invoice, Luxembourg expects records, a VAT return and a tax return. BravoLisa keeps them from day one — in the app yourself, or with a registered accountant doing it for you.
Smart
Do it yourself
Lisa prepares your VAT return and Forms 152 and 110 from your records. You review and submit.
- Invoices and receipt scanning
- VAT returns
- Forms 152 and 110, pre-filled
- A forecast of the tax you'll owe
Care
Get expert help
A registered accountant keeps your books and prepares, signs and files your declarations.
- Your documents entered for you
- VAT returns filed
- Forms 152 and 110 signed and filed
- Deadlines watched for you