Kannermusée PLOMM Competitors

Discover Luxembourg and be prepared to be pleasantly surprised. This small historic capital city, nestled in green, is one of the world’s major financial centres, home to a number of top global technology-based industries and an administrative seat that takes a vital role in shaping the future of the European Union (EU). Being an important decision-making centre, Luxembourg attracts people from every corner of the globe. These expats have chosen to make Luxembourg their home, being drawn to the city by the easy and relaxed environment and high quality of life. Work and play – so closely together, a truly cosmopolitan feel in a city of history and tradition. Culture and entertainment from international to local and traditional Luxembourg has around 100,000 inhabitants and 65 % of the city’s population are non-Luxembourgers. Today, the city is home to people from 159 nationalities making it one of the most multinational capitals in the world. Many people commute into the city from within Luxembourg and from over the borders with France, Belgium and Germany. The three neighboring countries are all connected via fast motorway links and train services and these daily commuters swell the working population to around 130,000. The city has a long history of welcoming foreigners. Indeed it is the blend of traditional Luxembourgish culture and the influence of the many nationalities of our residence that have given the city its unique cosmopolitan diversity. Luxembourg is a city that delivers a great deal. In many ways, it is a city of contrasts: the old versus the new, the city versus the green countryside, a small capital with a global outlook. The city has adapted and changed with the times and has shaped its own successful future with a forward-looking policy, encouraging business and investment by providing a friendly and advantageous entrepreneurial environment. There is something for everyone in the multiplicity of Luxembourg.

L'Administration des contributions directes (ACD) est une des trois administrations fiscales du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg. L’ACD est responsable de la gestion et de la collecte des impôts directs. Elle veille à l’application des lois fiscales, au calcul et recouvrement des impôts, ainsi qu'à la fourniture d'informations aux contribuables. En outre, l'administration contribue activement à développer le réseau des conventions tendant à éviter la double imposition. L’ACD joue un rôle essentiel dans la collecte des revenus et le financement des services publics et gouvernementaux.

Through its collection, exhibitions, programmes and partnerships, Mudam Luxembourg aims to advance its mission to collect, present and make accessible the most relevant art of our times, for the largest public possible.