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ARTICLE · 04 FEBRUARY 2022

Domiciliation Activity For Business Centres Or Co-working Spaces

ELVINGER HOSS PRUSSEN, société anonyme
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Given the significant development of domiciliation activities and the growing interest for business centres and co-working spaces in Luxembourg, the CSSF has recently clarified its view...

LuxembourgCorporate/Commercial Law

Given the significant development of domiciliation activities and the growing interest for business centres and co-working spaces in Luxembourg, the CSSF has recently clarified its view on domiciliation activities with respect to such entities (see CSSF Press Release  of 23 November 2021, updated on 17 December 2021).

The CSSF recalls that the offering of a head office or a commercial or professional address to a company when the latter carries out its activities within the framework of its corporate purpose and the provision of any service related to these activities (e.g. mail management, incoming calls handling or welcoming visitors) is considered as a company domiciliation activity within the meaning of Article 1 of the Law of 31 May 1999 governing the domiciliation of companies (“1999 Law”).

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