28/07/2026
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Our strengths
Why Ease Advisory?
Technical expertise
In-depth command of Luxembourg accounting and international standards:
- Lux GAAP framework and IFRS standards
- Compliance with your accounting and tax obligations
- The rigour of a firm of experts
Agility
The responsiveness and closeness of an independent firm:
- A single point of contact, a chartered accountant
- A simple and smooth relationship
- No administrative red tape
Strategic vision
Beyond compliance, we help you steer your results:
- Structuring your growth
- Fundraising and restructuring
- Projects with a tax or international dimension
Our services
Complete support for your company in Luxembourg: accounting, tax, legal, payroll, advisory and audit.
Who is Ease Advisory for?
Entrepreneurs
Company formation, business plan, accounting and tax: we support you at every stage of your launch.
Luxembourg SMEs
Accounting, tax and financial management to grow your business in full compliance and peace of mind.
International Groups
Local support for your subsidiaries: Lux GAAP/IFRS reporting, consolidation and cross-border optimisation.
Holdings & SOPARFI
Accounting, tax and structuring of holding companies, from incorporation to liquidation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a fiduciaire and a chartered accountant in Luxembourg?
In Luxembourg, the word « fiduciaire » is commonly used for a firm that handles the accounting, tax and administrative formalities of companies. The title of expert-comptable is regulated and requires registration with the Ordre des Experts-Comptables. Ease Advisory covers all of these areas: bookkeeping, tax returns, payroll and company secretarial work.
How much does an accountant cost in Luxembourg?
Fees depend on the volume of accounting documents, the type of structure (trading company, holding or group) and the scope of the engagement: bookkeeping alone, or bookkeeping combined with tax, payroll and legal follow-up. We issue a tailored quote after an initial discussion about your situation.
What is the deadline for filing annual accounts in Luxembourg?
Annual accounts must be approved by the shareholders and then filed with the Trade and Companies Register within seven months of the financial year end. Late filing exposes the company to fines and, ultimately, to administrative dissolution proceedings.
Do I need a statutory auditor (commissaire aux comptes) or an approved auditor (réviseur d’entreprises agréé)?
These are two distinct engagements. The commissaire aux comptes carries out a supervisory and review role, while the réviseur d’entreprises agréé performs an audit of the accounts. The expert-comptable, in turn, provides advice and assistance. We help you identify which requirement applies to your company.
How long does it take to set up a company in Luxembourg?
The timeline mainly depends on obtaining the business permit issued by the Ministry of the Economy, followed by the notarial deed for a SARL or SA, while a SARL-S can be incorporated by private deed. Registration with the Trade and Companies Register comes next. We prepare the file in parallel to keep delays to a minimum.
Do you support international groups and their Luxembourg subsidiaries?
Yes. We provide local support for subsidiaries: bookkeeping, Lux GAAP and IFRS reporting, consolidation and coordination with the group finance teams. We also assist entrepreneurs who wish to set up an activity in Luxembourg.
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Let us talk about your situation
Company formation, bookkeeping handover, SOPARFI holding, payroll or a simple tax question: tell us what you need. A chartered accountant replies within 48 working hours. The first conversation is free, with no obligation.
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