Compliance catch-up for a Luxembourg company
Unfiled accounts, missed meetings, missing officer: we carry out the diagnosis, set the plan and coordinate the professionals who put each point right.
Situations we handle
- Several years without annual accounts filed at the register.
- No general meeting held for a long time.
- The manager or director has left or cannot be reached.
- The beneficial owners register is not up to date.
- The company has no registered office or has received a letter from the register.
The approach
- Diagnosis from the register publications and your documents.
- An action plan ranked by priority, with dates.
- Reconstruction of the accounts by an accountant registered with the Order.
- Catch-up meetings and appointment of an officer if needed.
- Filings and RBE update, then follow-up.
The risk of waiting
A company with no accounts filed and no registered office can be subject to administrative dissolution without liquidation. Acting early avoids this outcome and protects the company, its bank accounts and its reputation.
Documents we need
- The RCS number and the current articles.
- The latest filed annual accounts and the latest meeting decision.
- Bank statements and accounting documents for the missing years.
- The identity of the partners and beneficial owners.
Compliance catch-up and accounts filing
Filing the annual accounts is the core of most compliance catch-ups. See the page on annual accounts filing at the LBR and, if your company must appoint a supervisor, the page on statutory auditor.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a compliance catch-up take?
It depends on the number of years to rebuild and the availability of documents. The diagnosis gives a precise timetable.
Can you do it without the former officers?
Often yes, by appointing a new officer through a shareholder decision.
Do you take over the bookkeeping afterwards?
The accounts go to an accountant registered with the Order. We coordinate the work.
What does a company risk if it does not file its accounts?
Fines, banking blocks and, eventually, administrative dissolution without liquidation. Acting early limits these risks.
Let's talk about your structure.
Describe your situation. We reply with a first view of the way forward.