Tax credit on notarial instrumentsLuxembourg homebuyers now able to save up to €30,000 on duties

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The revision of the tax credit on notarial instruments ("Bëllegen Akt"), which was decided at the tripartite meeting in March, came into effect on 16 May.
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Under the revised regulations, individuals who acquire a property to serve as their primary, personal, and effective residence can now individually apply for an allowance of up to €30,000, up from the previous €20,000. This allowance can be used as a tax credit, offsetting the registration and transcription duties.

This was confirmed by the Registration Duties, Estates and VAT Authority in a press release on Friday.

If eligible for an additional tax credit, purchasers who have notarial deeds signed on or after 7 March 2023 will receive a reimbursement with retroactive effect.

PDF: Statement by the Registration Duties, Estates and VAT Authority [FR]

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