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Luxembourg canton notarial acts split between two bureaux from 1 November
From 1 November 2026, which of the two bureaux des actes civils assesses and collects registration duties on a notarial act depends on the notary's study code: eight practices go to the first bureau, five to the second.
By Taxxa AI OyPublished 19 October 2026
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From 1 November 2026, the first bureau des actes civils in Luxembourg is competentPublic for the assessment, control and collection of registration and stamp duties (imposition, contrôle et recette des droits d’enregistrement et de timbre) on the acts
Public of eight named practices of notaries established in the canton of Luxembourg
Public. The second bureau holds the same three competences for the acts of five other named practices.
Public Each act therefore belongs to exactly one of the two bureaux: no study code (code de l’étude notariale) appears on both lists
Public, so the competent office follows the notary who drew up the act
Public.
The first bureau des actes civils is competent for the acts of Luxembourg-Ville 1 (LU1, Maître Gilles Mathay)Public, Luxembourg-Ville 2 (LU2, Maître Max Welbes)
Public, Luxembourg-Ville 3 (LU3, Maître Cosita Delvaux)
Public, Luxembourg-Ville 6 (LU6, Maître Joëlle Baden)
Public, Luxembourg-Ville 8 (LU8, Maître Henri Hellinckx)
Public, Luxembourg-Bonnevoie (BO, Maître Pierre Metzler)
Public, Niederanven (NI, Maître Josiane Pauly) and Hesperange-Howald (HE, Maître Martine Decker)
Public.
The second bureau des actes civils is competent for the acts of Luxembourg-Ville 4 (LU4, Maître Karine Reuter)Public, Luxembourg-Ville 5 (LU5, Maître Martine Schaeffer)
Public, Luxembourg-Ville 7 (LU7, Maître Marc Loesch)
Public, Luxembourg-Ville 9 (LU9, Maître Edouard Delosch)
Public and Luxembourg-Eich (EI, Maître Elisabeth Reinard)
Public.
The allocation covers only acts of notaries established in the canton of Luxembourg, identified by study code.Public For each assigned act the competent bureau handles the whole duty chain — assessment, verification and collection
Public — so the competent office follows the notary who drew up the act. Between them the two lists cover all nine Luxembourg-Ville study codes, LU1 through LU9
Public, together with the Bonnevoie, Niederanven, Hesperange-Howald and Eich practices
Public — thirteen practices in total
Public. Filings made on or after 1 November 2026 go to the newly competent bureau.
This allocation is made by Circulaire N° 791-4Public of 1 November 2026
Public on the organisation of the bureaux d'exécution (service d'enregistrement et de recette).