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Payroll & social security

Payroll and social security filings for your employees in Luxembourg.

Your first hire or an established team: we prepare the payslips, process the month’s changes and support you with your employer obligations in Luxembourg.

ONE COMPANY, REAL PEOPLEEvery change in your team deserves to be prepared
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A well-prepared payroll

Every month, your payroll in four steps.

1

Gather

The contract details and the information for the period.

2

Send

The variables, absences and changes to take into account.

3

Prepare

Processing the information received and the payslips.

4

Review

The questions to clarify and the agreed formalities.

Your payroll support

From your first hire to day-to-day management.

1

Prepare salaries

We prepare the payslips based on the contract details and the information sent for the period.

2

Organise the variables

We agree on how to send absences, leave and other information needed to process the payroll.

3

Follow the formalities

The social security formalities covered by the engagement are identified from the outset to clarify who does what.

4

Support changes

A first hire, a new employee or a change in headcount: we prepare the necessary information with you.

For a useful first meeting

Let’s talk about your team and your organisation.

Your headcount

The number of employees and any planned changes.

How you work

Who sends the information and your payroll calendar.

The scope you want

Payroll preparation and the social security formalities to entrust to us.

A schedule agreed with your team

Who does what before salaries are paid?

The dates for sending information and receiving payslips are set together, according to your organisation.

1
Your company

Before processing

Report joiners, leavers, absences, bonuses and other variables for the period.

2
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During processing

Prepare the payslips and clarify any incomplete or unusual items with you.

3
Your company

Before payment

Check the agreed items and arrange the payments. The firm files the returns included in its engagement.

In practice

The scope of a well-run payroll.

The number of payslips alone does not define the engagement. Joiners, leavers, absences and specific pay arrangements are also taken into account.

Preparing the first payroll

Collecting the contract details, reviewing social security registrations and setting up the schedule for sending information. The formalities with the various bodies are specified in the engagement.

Processing each period

Preparing payslips from the information sent: salary, hours, absences, bonuses and benefits. We flag any missing information and prepare the agreed social security filings.

Following changes

An employee joining or leaving, a change in pay and annual documents. Employment law questions that require specialist advice are identified upfront.

A shared schedule

We agree on a date for receiving the variables, a review process and a date for returning the payslips. You remain responsible for the accuracy of the information sent and for making the payments.

To prepare for our meeting

  • Headcount and types of contract
  • Variables and absence records
  • Latest payslips if you are switching provider
  • Planned hires or departures

Answers to your questions.

Can’t find the answer for your situation? Tell us what you need.

Can you help with a first hire?
Yes. We go through the information to gather and the social security formalities you would like to entrust to us.
When do I need to send the payroll information?
We set a schedule that fits your organisation and the planned pay date. Changes need to be reported early enough to be processed.
Do I also have to entrust you with my accounting?
Your needs can be looked at separately. We agree on the scope you want and how we work with the person who keeps your accounts.
How much does payroll management cost?
The quote takes into account your headcount, the number of payslips, joiners and leavers and any specific pay arrangements. Tell us about your team and the tasks you want to entrust to us for a tailored quote.
Can you help me estimate the cost of a new hire?
Yes. We can look at the planned salary and the charges to expect, then include this estimate in your budget, so you can see the employer cost before recruiting.
Direct contact

Your first consultation is free.

Ask your questions directly to a chartered accountant and find out what support suits your business.

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