Professional training in Luxembourg

Programmes cover accounting, taxation and company law through on-site engagements or external sessions structured for the relevant audience and learning objectives.

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Subjects covered

Each programme starts from the participants' level and the learning objective of the session.

Included in the engagement

  • Accounting and reporting LuxGAAP, IFRS, consolidation, internal control, closing and reporting tools.
  • Luxembourg taxation CIT, MBT, net wealth tax, VAT, withholding taxes and transfer pricing.
  • Company law and governance Formation, transformation, legal obligations, corporate decisions and corporate secretarial work.
  • Payroll and employment framework Luxembourg rules, CCSS and CNS filings, cross-border employees, collective agreements and ITM inspections.

Out of scope stated upfront

  • Recognition by a professional body An attendance certificate does not determine continuing-education eligibility. Eligibility depends on the relevant body's rules and the session completed.

Discuss a training programme

The subject, audience and format are specified before the programme is prepared.

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Available formats

The format is selected with the programme and its intended audience.

On-site training

Training takes place at the client's premises, with content defined around the activity, participants and agreed objectives.

External session

The programme, duration and learning objectives are defined before the session.

Inter-company sessions

A shared programme is structured around the participants' level and the learning objectives of the session.

Webinar or remote module

Content and materials are organised for an online session or a module completed remotely.

What is delivered

The items delivered are stated in the programme for the session.

  • Session programme

    Content, objectives, audience and duration Before the session

  • Training materials

    Documentation stated in the programme Depending on the session

  • Attendance certificate

    Record of participation After the session when provided

Preparing a session

The programme is set before the training, without imposing a standard format or duration.

  1. Understand the need

    The activity, audience, participants' level and learning objective are specified.

  2. Define the programme

    The content, objectives and duration are set for the relevant session.

  3. Select the format

    The location, participation method and materials are stated in the programme.

  4. Hold the session

    Training follows the agreed programme and the attendance certificate is issued when provided.

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Frequently asked questions

Professional training

Are your training courses recognized by professional organizations?

An attendance certificate may be issued for the session completed. Eligibility for professional continuing education depends on the programme and the participant's professional-body rules and must be checked for each session.

Do you offer in-company training?

Yes, we provide on-site training at your premises. Content customized to your specific needs in accounting, taxation or company law.

What formats do you offer?

On-site training, inter-company sessions, webinars and remote modules. Duration and materials are specified in each session programme.