When accounts are filed late with the trade register, the company faces growing consequences. It is better to organise the regularisation without waiting.
In brief : Annual accounts filed late at the LBR: consequences, possible fines, procedure and steps to regularise a Luxembourg company.
Approved annual accounts must be filed shortly after the meeting, and no later than a maximum period after year end. Beyond that, the company is late.
Penalties may apply to directors and to the company. A lasting delay can also feed an administrative procedure or complicate access to banks and partners.
The accounts are prepared by an accountant or fiduciary, approved at a meeting, then filed electronically. STYX Corporate Services acts upstream and around it: diagnosis, list of documents, timetable, coordination of professionals, holding of meetings.
STYX Corporate Services holds company mandates and coordinates formalities. The business relationship entry audit is a preliminary diagnosis, not a statutory audit of the accounts. It does not keep books, does not prepare accounts, and provides no statutory audit, domiciliation, or legal or tax advice, and holds no client funds. When a regulated engagement is needed, it refers you to the competent professional: notary, approved statutory auditor, accountant, domiciliation agent.
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