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This time, Noémie HALLER (Counsel, Employment Law & Business Crime) and Charlotte Demangeat (Senior Associate, Personal Tax & Social Security) break down the tax and social security challenges of cross-border remote working in Luxembourg, a key topic in today's hybrid work environment.
Why it matters:
With many employees living in neighbouring countries, remote work policies directly affect HR strategy, legal compliance and operational risk.
What's in the episode:
Tax thresholds for Belgium, France and Germany
25% vs 49.9% working time rule for social security
A1 certificates: why they matter
How to build a solid remote working policy
"Cross-border remote working is here to stay – but it only works smoothly if it's properly managed."
Watch the full episode and find out how to stay compliant while supporting flexibility.
Stay tuned for Episode 5, where Philippe Schmit and Arnaud Huguenel will explore pensions and benefits – and what employers need to consider when building long-term reward strategies.
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