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Parental leave allowance - new tax deductions FFO and FDS
From the tax year 2021 onwards, two new deductions appear on the tax form: the flat rate for business expenses (FFO) and special expenses (FDS). These new deductions, which may have an impact on the net amount of parental leave...
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Differential Supplement Payment
Payments of differential allowances for the first half of 2021 will be made at the earliest at the end of July / beginning of August 2021 provided that the eligibility requirements are met. Any intervention or complaint on your part before...
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Spouse's child
UPDATE : Spouse's child: judgment of the Court of Justice of 2 April 2020 As already announced in April 2020 following the ruling, the Law on Benefits must be adapted. Preliminary discussions for a legislative amendment have been conducted by...
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Brexit information
The transition period after United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union ended on 31.12.2020 and the provisions of the Withdrawal Agreement apply from 01.01.2021. As of 01.01.2021, following provisions are applied to British...
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Information from the Fund for the Future of Children (CAE) in relation to the coronavirus (Covid-19)
In the context of the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Fund for the Future of Children (CAE) would like to inform insured persons that the processing of cases and payment of family benefits as well as parental leave...
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Right of appeal
Procedures and formsIf you do not understand a decision or information sent to you, you can contact the CAE directly by telephone or electronically. Our staff will be happy to help you. Only a presidential decision (with a signature and the mention...
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Electronic submission of documents
Procedures and formsSending documents electronically is only possible for already existing files for which a proper application has already been submitted to the CAE. You can attach your supporting documents at the end of the procedure via the "add a document" button...
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Change of situation
Procedures and formsYour are separating If your couple (married, civil union or cohabiting) is separating, you must notify the CAE immediately. Benefits will be paid to the person with whom the child has his or her legal domicile and effective and continuous...
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Tax card
Parental Leave - General informationTax deduction slips for parental leave do not need to be sent to the CAE.
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Accessibility
The organisation "Children's Future Fund" is committed to making its website accessible, in accordance with the law of 28th May 2019 on the accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies. This accessibility statement applies to: https...
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Data protection
The CAE and the protection of personal data The main mission of the Fund (hereinafter CAE) is the management and payment of both family benefits and parental leave, in accordance with the provisions of Book IV of the Luxembourg Social...
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Priority of payment rules
Allowances - I am a cross-border workerDifferent situations determine the rules of priority between States. In brief: work takes precedence over residence. Here are the most common cases: The husband works in Luxembourg - the wife works in France (or receives unemployment there) - their residence is in...
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What is taken into account for the calculation of the differential supplement?
Allowances - I am a cross-border workerWhen calculating the differential supplement, our fund takes into account benefits from your country of residence which are "of the same kind" as the family benefits paid in Luxembourg (child benefits, age increase, special supplementary allowance and back to school...
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Payment of allowances
Your rights - Family allowanceWhen will the child benefits be transferred? The child benefits are paid at the end of each month for which it is due. The exact date of payment may vary from month to month (see payment calendar). It is also...
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The differential supplement
Allowances - I am a cross-border workerAs a cross-border worker you are entitled to rights in your country of residence as well as in your country of employment (see priority rules). You must therefore apply in both countries. If an entitlement to family benefits exists...
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When is the differential supplement paid?
Allowances - I am a cross-border workerThe differential supplement is paid twice a year. For the period from January to June, payment is made at the earliest at the end of July, beginning of August, provided that the conditions of entitlement are met and that our...
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What benefits am I entitled to?
Allowances - I am a cross-border workerOn the basis of your work in Luxembourg, you are entitled to: child benefits; the age increase; the back-to-school allowance; the special supplementary allowance for your biological and adopted children. the prenatal allowance and birth allowance. These are...
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Cookies policy
Legal noticeWe are completely transparent about how and why we use cookies on this website. This website may use customer cookies, as well as small text files allowing the analysis of information relating to the user's browsing (frequency of visits...
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I am a cross-border worker
AllowancesWhat benefits am I entitled to? On the basis of your employment in Luxembourg, you can apply for: • family allowances • the age increase • the back-to-school allowance • the special supplementary allowance for your biological and adoptive disabled children (ASS) • the prenatal allowance and birth allowance.
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Secondment
AllowancesIn the context of the posting of employees, a distinction must be made between: posting to Luxembourg: in this case you remain subject to the social security system of your sending country while temporarily residing with your family in Luxembourg...