Preparing the balance sheet in Luxembourg, accurate, filed on time.
Preparing the balance sheet means closing the financial year and stating the company's position: assets, liabilities and result. We prepare it under the standard chart of accounts and file it within the legal deadlines.
The balance sheet is the accounting statement that presents, at the closing date, the assets (what the company owns) and liabilities (what it owes), together with equity. In Luxembourg it is part of the annual accounts prepared under the standard chart of accounts (PCN) and filed with the RCS via eCDF.
Annual accounts and balance sheet governed by the amended law of 19 December 2002 and the standard chart of accounts (Grand-Ducal regulation of 10 June 2009). Electronic filing via eCDF and publication with the Trade and Companies Register (RCS).
Key takeaway
- The balance sheet is part of the annual accounts, prepared under the PCN.
- Filing is electronic (eCDF) and with the RCS.
- A well-prepared close secures taxation and financing.
Who this is for
- Companies closing their financial year
- Self-employed and liberal professions keeping accounts
- Holdings and SOPARFIs
- Buyers reconstructing an accounting position
What we do
- Closing work and inventory entries
- Preparation of the balance sheet and profit and loss account
- Formatting to the standard chart of accounts (PCN)
- Notes and preparation of the general meeting
- eCDF filing and RCS publication
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