In 2026, Luxembourg continues to improve its tax system to support innovation, savings, and purchasing power. The new measures focus on pensions, investment, and simpler administrative processes.
New carried interest regime: A revised framework designed to enhance Luxembourg’s attractiveness for investment professionals and fund managers.
Pension reform: An increased tax deduction limit for third pillar pension plans, encouraging private savings, alongside higher pension contributions through the first pillar (social security) to support the long-term sustainability of the system.
New tax credits: Introduction of targeted measures, including a tax credit for startup investments, as well as additional support for taxpayers.
Simplified reporting for prime participative: Streamlined administrative procedures reduce the compliance burden for employers.
Digitalization and simplification: Ongoing efforts to make reporting and compliance processes more efficient, user-friendly, and secure.
Changes in real estate measures: The phase-out of certain existing incentives, combined with the introduction of new rules, including revised holding period for real estate investments.
Our 2026 Personal Tax Guide provides a clear and practical overview of these developments in a concise, easy-to-read format. Whether you are an employee, employer, or advisor, it will help you navigate and understand Luxembourg’s evolving tax landscape.