Over recent years, Luxembourg has established itself as a favorable hub for holding intellectual property (IP) assets due to its attractive tax regime. However, this status is increasingly threatened by changes in international tax standards, scrutiny from the European Union, and evolving public perceptions around tax fairness. These factors contribute to a precarious landscape for companies relying on Luxembourg's tax advantages for managing their IP, raising concerns about the sustainability and future viability of their financial strategies. The Foundations of Luxembourg's IP Tax Framework Historical Context of IP Taxation in Luxembourg Luxembourg's......
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