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Luxembourg vs Netherlands: trust jurisdictions side by side
Luxembourg and Netherlands are two of the 40 places we cover. Both are in Europe and open for new trusts with us. The table sets out the facts we hold for each place side by side, with the source and date of every fact.
The table
Facts side by side
Shaded cells differ between the two places.
Rows we have not published for a place are listed below the table.
| Fact |  Luxembourg |  Netherlands |
|---|---|---|
| Trust structure | No domestic trust; foreign trusts recognised through the Hague Convention | No domestic trust; foreign trusts recognised through the Hague Convention |
| Governing law | Law of 27 July 2003 on trusts and fiduciary contracts | Hague Trusts Convention (1985) |
Not published for Luxembourg: foreign law rules. Ask us.
Not published for Netherlands: trustee requirement. Ask us.
This is guidance, not legal or tax advice. Every fact has a source, listed under Sources with its date.
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- Legilux: Law of 27 July 2003 on trusts and fiduciary contracts. Used for trust structure, governing law.
- HCCH: Convention on the Law Applicable to Trusts and on their Recognition (1985). Used for trust structure, governing law.
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