Luxembourg’s financial sector has faced a wave of tax avoidance legislation in recent years. But the impact of the earlier measures is likely to pale in comparison to the EU’s latest – the third Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive, known as the “Unshell directive”. Luxembourg tax specialists are anxious about its potential impact on the widespread use of shell companies, often known as ‘special purpose vehicles’, in Luxembourg company structures.
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