Updated on
06/09/2024
Lump Sum Allowance for Special Expenses (FDS)
What is the FDS? – The lump sum allowance for special expenses (FDS) consists of:
arrears of annuities and permanent charges due under a specific obligation
annuities paid in connection with a divorce;
interest expenses related to consumer loans, car loans, personal property loans, etc
insurance contributions and premiums:
- contributions paid in a personal capacity as a result of insurance with a Luxembourg social security scheme or a recognized foreign statutory scheme
- contributions paid on a personal basis for supplementary pension insurance (LRCP) in accordance with the law of June 8, 1999
- contributions and insurance premiums paid to private companies and contributions paid to mutual aid societies
- contributions paid to building societies
- expenses incurred for provident purposes
grants and donations
carry-forward of losses
Who is eligible for the FDS? – Any employee working in Luxembourg.
How much is the FDS? – The lump sum allowance for special expenses amounts to €480 per year.
How to receive FDS? – The lump sum allowance for special expenses is automatically applied in the tax scale.
When does the FDS expire? - The lump sum allowance for special expenses does not expire.
When does the FDS expire? - The lump sum allowance for special expenses does not expire.