Calculator: How Much to Form Your Luxembourg Company?
The company formation cost calculator for Luxembourg is a tool that shows our fees excluding VAT, the 17% VAT and the total including VAT for the legal form and package you choose. Share capital is shown separately: it stays at the company’s disposal and is not a formation expense.
Published on 10 October 2026 · Updated on 10 October 2026
In short
The company formation cost calculator for Luxembourg shows our fees excluding VAT, the 17% VAT and the total including VAT for the legal form and package you choose. It is meant for anyone forming a SARL-S, SARL, SA or sole trader business. Capital is shown separately, and third-party fees appear in the written quote.
How to read the result
The calculator shows our fees excluding VAT for the legal form and package you pick, Luxembourg VAT at 17% and the total including VAT. Share capital is shown separately: it is paid into the company’s account and stays at its disposal, so it is not a formation cost.
Third-party fees are not priced here because they depend on your file: notary fees for a SARL or SA, registration duty, LBR fees, the EUR 50 chancery duty for the business permit, a notarised no-bankruptcy declaration from EUR 200 excl. VAT if the manager has lived in Luxembourg for less than 10 years, and bank charges. They appear in the written quote, re-invoiced at actual cost.
A dedicated office and a registered office at a law firm are never included in our prices: we introduce you to providers who invoice their services directly.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the price shown final?
Yes for a standard file: one or two individual shareholders, an ordinary activity, and documents in French, English or German. A corporate shareholder or a regulated activity gets a specific quote, sent before we start, with the third-party fees itemised.
Why is share capital not counted in the formation cost?
Because it belongs to the company. It is paid into the company’s account and stays at its disposal: once the company is registered, it can be used for its activity, to pay suppliers, salaries or investments. It is therefore not a formation expense.