- Luxembourg private funds are designated as alternative investment funds (AIFs) and usually take the form of a special limited partnership with a limited liability company as the general partner
- Luxembourg VAT (currently 17%) is generally due on fees for services provided by service providers to the fund structure
- VAT may be applicable for services rendered to AIFs unless an exemption applies, such as for specific and essential management services
- Organizational expenses and fund expenses incurred by the AIF are typically designated in the limited partnership agreement, with fund expenses usually borne by the AIF
- Thorough VAT analysis of fund documentation is required when setting up a Luxembourg AIF structure to manage any VAT leakage and allocate it between the AIF and the US fund sponsors
Source: loyensloeff.com
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