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What you want is a company in Luxembourg, and be careful of schemes, I've noticed that the lacadaisical approach to tax that used to exist has become somewhat more efficient.
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Thanks for the offer that would be really helpful.Originally posted by jkoder View PostI am based out in Lux at the moment. I am not contracting though. I was told that the Luxembourg government allow you pay half you salary into an off-shore bank account.
If you need any other, general advice on Luxembourg and finding someplace to stay etc then don't hesitate to ask.
I can't contact you since I only registered recently. Can you email me at [removed] ?
Cheers
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I have heard of connexion but their website (www.connexion.lu) seems to have disapeared.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostTry ITECS and connexions. These are two commonly used in Luxembourg.
As for ITECS I have read too many unfavourable comments about them to feel comfortable.
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I am based out in Lux at the moment. I am not contracting though. I was told that the Luxembourg government allow you pay half your salary into an off-shore bank account and avoid any taxes.
If you need any other, general advice on Luxembourg and finding someplace to stay etc then don't hesitate to ask.
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Try ITECS and connexions. These are two commonly used in Luxembourg.
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Thanks for the info.
I saw the thread on ITECS and have contacted a couple of recommendations on that thread, namely Pearl Systems and KeyWest.
They both seem pretty good and have a handle on the local situation.
I will check out your other companies you list.
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I know of a few that deal with other European countries. Don't know if Luxembourg is any different.
www.pearl-systems.com
www.sybersolve.com
www.gamutfinancial.ch (based in Switzerland so may have more experience of Luxembourg)
www.cpmgroup.co.uk
Hope that helps
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Hi Folks!
Just secured a long term contract in Luxembourg, and would like to know what is the best (legal) way or maximising my retained earnings.
I have read the overseas guide, but it is a bit vague as well as 5 years old, and I've DAFS, but still not sure what is the best route ?
Has anyone used the umbrella companies that operate schemes in Luxembourg ? Which ones do I need to avoid ?
Cheers
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