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ARTICLE · 13 JANUARY 2022

Avoiding Delays When Incorporating In Luxembourg

In TMF Group's Global Business Complexity Index, which ranks countries for the complexity of their business environments, Luxembourg shifted from 50th place in 2020 to 65th in 2021, representing a reduction in complexity.

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In TMF Group's Global Business Complexity Index, which ranks countries for the complexity of their business environments, Luxembourg shifted from 50th place in 2020 to 65th in 2021, representing a reduction in complexity. We take a closer look at how incorporation procedures in the Grand Duchy have contributed to this.

Luxembourg's government is highly supportive of business and in recent years has enacted a series of reforms to facilitate a more business-friendly environment. The Grand Duchy is committed to creating an environment of transparency and has rejected any reports portraying the country as an international tax haven.

While Luxembourg's business practices have become less complex, challenges for companies wishing to incorporate in Luxembourg still exist and delays often occur, particularly involving the process of opening of a bank account.

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