Luxembourg — Travailleur Indépendant (CCSS, ACD & Classe 1 / 1a / 2) Calculator 2026
Compute 2026 Luxembourgish self-employed (Travailleur indépendant) net take-home pay under the reformed 17% CCSS pension rate, 23-bracket ACD progressive income tax + Employment Fund solidarity surtax, and Classe 2 / Classe 1a family taxation.
- 2026 CCSS Social Security Reform: 17.00% pension (raised Jan 1, 2026 from 16.0%) + 6.10% CNS health + 0.65% AAA accident = 23.75% tax-deductible CCSS (bounded between 1× SSM 32,918.01 € and 5× SSM 164,590.05 €; 0 € below 1/3 SSM 10,972.67 €), plus uncapped non-deductible 1.40% Assurance dépendance above 8,229.50 €.
- 2026 ACD Progressive Tariff & Credits: 0% up to 13,230 €, 22 progressive slices from 8% to 42% (>234,870 €), plus 7% solidarity surtax (9% >150k € Classe 1/1a or >300k € Classe 2), offset by up to 600 €/yr Crédit d’Impôt Indépendant (CII).
- Generous Classe 2 / Classe 1a Family Math & 17% TVA: Married/PACS couples enjoy full 2.0 Classe 2 income splitting (saving ~10,713 €/yr at 100k €!), single parents get Classe 1a (0% ≤26,460 €) + up to 3,504 €/yr CIM credit, and domestic 17% TVA (lowest in the EU) is exempt up to 50,000 €/yr.
- What changed in Luxembourg’s CCSS social security rates for self-employed workers in 2026?
- Effective January 1, 2026, Luxembourg’s pension reform raised the combined self-employed pension contribution from 16.00% to 17.00% (8.5% + 8.5%). Combined with 6.10% CNS health/maternity and 0.65% AAA accident insurance, mandatory deductible CCSS totals 23.75% (clamped between the 32,918.01 €/yr SSM floor and 164,590.05 €/yr 5× SSM ceiling, or 0 € if net profit is below 10,972.67 €), plus non-deductible 1.40% long-term care insurance after an 8,229.50 €/yr abatement.
- How much tax do Classe 2 (married) and Classe 1a (single parent) save in Luxembourg in 2026?
- Luxembourg’s family income-tax schedules are among the most generous in Europe. Married or qualifying PACS couples in Classe 2 apply full 2.0 income splitting (2 × tariff(Base / 2)), cutting annual ACD + solidarity tax at 60,000 € from 6,029.48 € down to 1,704.97 € (+4,324.51 € net) and at 100,000 € from 18,727.14 € down to 8,013.87 € (+10,713.27 € net!). Single parents in Classe 1a combine a 26,460 € 0% band with up to 3,504 €/yr Crédit d’Impôt Monoparental (CIM), reducing income tax to 0.00 € at 60,000 € gross.
- What is Luxembourg’s domestic VAT (TVA) franchise threshold and standard VAT rate in 2026?
- Under Article 57 of the Luxembourg VAT Law, small enterprises with annual domestic turnover up to 50,000 € are exempt from charging TVA, and Luxembourg’s standard 17% TVA rate is the lowest in the European Union.
Official 2026 Statutory Sources & Verification
Verified against official 2026 statutory tax & social contribution rules (Last verified: Nov 2026).