Accounting 9 min read
Accounting for a Luxembourg SARL throughout the year
Bookkeeping for a Luxembourg SARL, from supporting records and bank reconciliations to the PCN, year-end accounts, eCDF and management responsibilities.
We keep your books, prepare the year-end accounts and file them for your Luxembourg company. Accounting, tax and payroll stay connected, and the same person looks after your company all year.
We agree what we will handle and who is responsible for each part, then confirm it in the engagement letter.
Keeping the books up to date helps prepare for the year-end close. We investigate differences as they arise and check significant transactions against the relevant decisions and supporting records. For a holding company, that means acquisitions, financing and distributions appear consistently in the books and the corporate records.
The accounts also support tax returns. We connect the accounting work with the company’s payroll where relevant, or with the wider annual requirements of a Luxembourg HoldCo or SPV.
If your team wants a clearer understanding of the year-end close, we prepare accounting training around the difficulties they encounter.
| Item | Content | When |
|---|---|---|
Bookkeeping | Accounting entries and bank reconciliations | At the intervals agreed with you |
Annual accounts | Balance sheet, profit and loss account and notes | At year-end |
Accounts filing | RCS filing confirmation | After approval of the accounts |
Reporting | Management or group reports chosen with you | Monthly or quarterly |
We review the company’s activity, available books, upcoming deadlines and any overdue work.
We agree which records we need, who sends them and how often we review them.
We check the opening balances and the work already done, then start the ongoing bookkeeping up to the next year-end.
The calendar depends on the company’s financial year and the rules that apply to it. We check the annual accounts filing requirements when we start working with your company.
If we already look after your company, speak to your usual contact. For advice on a specific Luxembourg tax question, a 1-hour consultation at the office or remotely lets us discuss your situation without starting an ongoing engagement.
Tell us about your company and what you need from your accounting firm.
Contact the firmYes. The accounting handover starts with a review of existing records and deadlines. If the records are up to date, we arrange the transfer. If earlier periods need catching up, that work is looked at separately.
We usually support companies throughout the year, from bookkeeping and tax to the year-end accounts. If you only need help with the annual accounts, we can review your records and discuss what is possible.
No. eCDF is used to prepare and validate the accounts of the entities concerned. Filing with the Trade and Companies Register (RCS) is a separate step. The notice in the RESA, the official electronic gazette for companies, follows its own publication rules.