Kaufhold et Reveillaud Avocats
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Conséquences pour les frontaliers ? Au niveau fiscal ? En matière fiscale, la règle est que les revenus du salarié frontalier sont imposés dans l’Etat dans lequel il travaille (soit le Grand-Duché de Luxembourg). Par exception, pour les jours travaillés par le salarié en dehors du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg (soit dans l’Etat de résidence ou tout autre …
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What does this mean for cross-border commuters? In terms of taxation? As far as taxation is concerned, the rule is that frontier workers’ income is taxed in the country in which they work (i.e. the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg). By way of exception, for days worked by the employee outside the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg …
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To prevent/limit the spread of COVID-19 and protect so-called vulnerable employees (older employees, pregnant employees, employees already suffering from medical conditions, etc.), a solution is available to employers where possible: teleworking, enabling employees to carry out their work from home. In what context? In general and at all times, the employer must ensure the health …
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Pour éviter/limiter la propagation du COVID-19 et protéger les salariés dits vulnérables (les salariés d’un certain âge, les salariées enceintes, les salariés déjà atteints de pathologies médicales etc.), une solution est disponible en faveur des employeurs lorsque cela est envisageable : le télétravail permettant aux salariés d’exécuter leur travail à partir de leur domicile. Dans quel …
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1) Le congé pour raison familiale pour l’enfant Dans la lutte contre ce nouveau coronavirus, le COVID-19, pour en limiter/ralentir la propagation, le gouvernement a notamment pris la décision radicale de fermer temporairement les établissements scolaires et de formation publics et privés, ainsi que des structures d’accueil et les internats à partir du 16 mars …
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1) Family leave for the child In the fight against this new coronavirus, COVID-19, to limit/slow its spread, the government has notably taken the radical decision to temporarily close public and private schools and training establishments, as well as reception facilities and boarding schools from March 16, 2020. This closure, initially applicable until March 29, …
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What happens when there’s an error in the withholding tax applied to an employee? To answer this question, it’s important to remember that the employer is legally obliged to handle these tax deductions and transmit the amount deducted to the tax administration (Administration des Contributions Directes). But to do so, the employer needs the employee’s …
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Du 11 au 13 février, les principales parties prenantes laotiennes et les experts internationaux se sont réunis au Centre national des congrès de Vientiane, au Laos. Le thème de la criminalité organisée a été exploré sous l’angle du blanchiment d’argent et de l’entraide judiciaire. L’un des experts internationaux était Jeff Braun, avocat chez Kaufhold & …
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On February 11-13, key Laotian stakeholders and international experts converged at the National Convention Center in Vientiane, Laos. The theme of organized crime was explored from the perspectives of money laundering and mutual legal assistance. One of the international experts was Kaufhold & Reveillaud lawyer Jeff Braun, who was invited to speak on the regulatory …
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Almost thirty years after the collapse of the Communist bloc, corruption continues to be a reality in some post-Soviet countries. Indeed, despite perpetual efforts to combat state capture, or the concentration of power in the hands of local oligarchies, sometimes allied with large multinationals, this evil remains very present. In recent years, corruption scandals linked …
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