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ARTICLE · 12 AUGUST 2020

Corporate Tax 2020

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Luxembourg continues to be a global leader as a platform for international business, investment funds, and cross-border financing. At the outset of COVID-19

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Luxembourg continues to be a global leader as a platform for international business, investment funds, and cross-border financing. At the outset of COVID-19, Luxembourg quickly reacted by enacting pragmatic emergency measures, allowing Luxembourg investment funds and companies to maintain operational efficiency despite the global lockdown and restrictions on working and travel. In terms of tax developments, Luxembourg continues to update its competitive tax laws in harmony with new European Union ("EU") and Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ("OECD") policies principally aimed at anti-abuse and aggressive tax planning.

Over the past year, Luxembourg transfer pricing has further increased in importance. Generally, the Luxembourg tax authorities have increased audits with respect to transfer pricing and this trend should continue into the future.

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