Coût & Tarifs Liquidation au LuxembourgLuxembourg Company Liquidation Cost & Fees
Wondering how much it costs to liquidate a Luxembourg company? Here is our complete guide to fees: fiduciary retainers, notary costs, RESA legal publications and administrative fees. Total price transparency.
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- Free personalised quote within 24h
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- No billing surprises
- Instalment payments available
- Refund if deadline not met
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About the procedure
The total cost of liquidating a Luxembourg company depends on several factors: the legal form, the complexity of liabilities, the presence of real-estate assets and the procedure chosen. Here is a detailed breakdown of all costs to plan for.
Fiduciary fees (Bookkeeper.lu)
Our all-inclusive packages: SARL with no debt: €490-690 excl. VAT · Simple SA: €890-1,290 · SOPARFI: €890-1,490 · SPF: €690-1,190 · ASBL: €350-590 · Complex liquidation (real estate, significant debt): on quote. These prices include drafting all deeds, notary coordination, publications and full administrative follow-up.
Notary fees
Notary fees apply only to procedures requiring a notarial deed (SA, certain real-estate operations). They typically range from €150 to €600 depending on complexity and the notary firm chosen. For SARLs, notary involvement is often optional.
Legal publications and administrative fees
RESA publications: €80-200 depending on ad length. LBR strike-off fee: €120. Registration duties: €75 for a private deed, €120 for a notarial deed. Total publications and administrative budget: €275-520.
Estimated total cost per company type
Simple SARL: €865-1,410 all-inclusive · SA without real estate: €1,285-2,010 · SOPARFI: €1,165-2,210 · ASBL: €625-1,110 · SPF: €965-1,710. These estimates include all fees, costs and taxes. Free personalised quote within 24h.
Frequently asked questions
Are there hidden costs in a company liquidation?
With Bookkeeper.lu, no. We provide a detailed quote before any commitment. The only potential surprises concern undeclared debts discovered during the procedure, creditor disputes, or real-estate assets discovered during inventory.
Can VAT be recovered on liquidation fees?
If your company is VAT-liable and fees are invoiced with Luxembourg VAT (17%), you can in principle recover this VAT in your final VAT return, provided the liquidation is considered a taxable transaction.
Is the liquidation cost tax-deductible?
Yes, liquidation fees are deductible operating expenses for calculating tax on the last taxable period. They therefore reduce taxable profit and, indirectly, tax due.
How does Bookkeeper.lu bill its fees?
We operate a flat-fee system with payment in two instalments: 50% on signing the mandate and 50% on final strike-off. For complex files, three-instalment payment can be arranged. We accept bank transfers and online card payments.
Is it possible to self-liquidate to reduce costs?
Technically yes, but it is not recommended. Procedural errors (missed deadlines, incorrect publications, tax omissions) can lead to sanctions, rejected strike-offs and costs far exceeding the professional fees avoided.
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