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According to the Global Financial Center Index developed by the Z/Yen firm based in London, Luxembourg is now the 5th European Financial Center after London, Zurich, Geneva and Frankfurt. The Luxembourg financial center retains its leading position in Europe.
A bill relating to the transposition into national law the Directive 2011/16/UE is currently considered in Luxembourg. Automatic exchange of information should be applied from January 2015.
On April the 23rd 2012, Luxembourg and Germany signed a new agreement against double taxation which, once ratified by the Contracting Parties, will abrogate the 1958 treaty. The most important modifications are:
France and Luxembourg renegotiate their agreement on the avoidance of double taxation. France’s objective in these negotiations is to allow the taxation of capital gains produced by Luxembourgish companies with no permanent setting-up in France, at the moment of the transfer of shares in real estate investment companies.
