A source-led starting point
This index brings together selected sources used in the Luxembourg guides. Some links lead to an individual law; others lead to an official collection, court or regulator. It is a research starting point, not an exhaustive or certified consolidation of every applicable rule.
Read the operative text with amendments, commencement, territorial application and authoritative language in view. A current website or search result does not itself establish that an older downloaded document remains the correct version.
Legislation, courts & regulators
BOIP — Benelux trade mark register
Official Benelux registration and public-register explanation.
Open the legal source ↗CNPD — GDPR obligations
Official Luxembourg accountability and data-protection compliance guidance.
Open the legal source ↗Competition Authority — merger control
Official explanation of Luxembourg's current merger-control position and EU interaction.
Open the legal source ↗Direct Tax Administration — tax schedules
Official tax schedules and administration resources; rates depend on the relevant tax and period.
Open the legal source ↗European Commission — navigating the AI Act
Current EU AI scope and phased application guidance.
Open the legal source ↗European e-Justice — Luxembourg insolvency
National information on insolvency and judicial reorganisation procedures.
Open the legal source ↗Finance Ministry — international financial sanctions
Official financial sanctions obligations and implementation resources.
Open the legal source ↗Government — financial supervisory authorities
Identifies CSSF, CAA and other supervisory responsibilities.
Open the legal source ↗Government — Luxembourg energy policy review 2026
Officially published review of energy institutions, networks and regulation.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — building permission
Construction, alteration and demolition approval guidance.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — civil and commercial mediation
Official mediation process and settlement information.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — dismissal with notice
Luxembourg dismissal process and employee-protection considerations.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — divorce for irretrievable breakdown
Official divorce and associated financial and family procedure guidance.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — foreign investment screening
Luxembourg screening mechanism under the July 2023 law.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — legal guarantee for goods
Consumer conformity rights against professional sellers.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — succession by will
Wills and notarial estate-administration information.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — third-country cross-border workers
Separate work-permit requirements for relevant frontier workers.
Open the legal source ↗Guichet — third-country salaried workers
Residence and work conditions for relevant third-country employees.
Open the legal source ↗Housing Ministry — residential tenancy legislation
Official consolidated tenancy law; check later amendments for a live matter.
Open the legal source ↗Justice — judicial courts
Official court hierarchy and institutional responsibilities.
Open the legal source ↗Legilux — official Luxembourg legislation collection
Official laws, codes and consolidated versions; check the current operative text.
Open the legal source ↗Parliament — arbitration reform legislative dossier
Includes the April 2023 law reforming arbitration in the New Code of Civil Procedure.
Open the legal source ↗Public procurement portal — legislation
Official procurement laws, regulations and standard contractual resources.
Open the legal source ↗Using the sources
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