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This service concerns the defense of our members’ rights in relation to labor law (problems with the employer – working time, leave, salary, warning, dismissal…) and social law (illness, disability, pension, parental leave, various social allowances…).
Members of the OGBL are entitled to free legal assistance including the reception and opening of a file, advice, necessary correspondence, possible lawyer’s fees, legal and procedural costs. In order to benefit from this service, for labor law cases it is necessary to be affiliated to the OGBL for at least 12 months. This waiting period is waived if the new member has fulfilled, prior to joining the OGBL, for more than 12 months the conditions with a national or foreign trade union affiliated to the European Trade Union Confederation – ETUC or the International Trade Union Confederation – ITUC. A certificate from the previous union is required.
It should not be overlooked that this service enables the OGBL not only to assist its affiliates in their individual cases, but also to keep an overview of a constantly changing social and labor law, to fight against abuses and illegalities committed by employers, to support victims of accidents at work or of problems with occupational medicine. Legal assistance therefore makes it possible to detect the thousand facets of a complex reality experienced by employees and pensioners and to transcribe them into social demands for all workers with the aim of building a fairer world of work.
Filling out your tax declaration is not always easy. Who has to declare what? Can I reduce my tax burden? What are the subtleties this year?
The OGBL keeps you informed.
Since the 2018 tax year, only taxpayers in class 1 and 1A are exempt from filing a tax declaration. So check your tax class on the tax withholding slip and report any errors to the Direct Taxation Administration (Administration des contributions directes – ACD).
Each person who is required to complete a declaration receives the 100F form either by mail or an invitation to complete it online from the ACD. The completed return must be returned by 31 December of the current year.
In order for the OGBL to be able to draw up your tax declaration, you must submit your tax return – the first 4 pages of the 100F form (formulaire 100F) in with your personal details – and the necessary supporting documents to the following address:
OGBL Service déclarations d’impôts
31 rue du Fort Neipperg
L-2230 Luxembourg
You can also send us the first 4 pages of the 100F (formulaire 100F) with supporting documents by email to impots@ogbl.lu provided the document is in PDF format.
In order to help cross-border workers better understand how to draw up their tax declaration, the OGBL organizes a series of tax conferences in neighboring countries every year. These conferences are open to the general public.
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