Role at a glance
- Job function
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Human Resources & People Operations Total Rewards (Compensation & Benefits)
- Salary
- Not Disclosed
- Location
- Luxembourg
- Employment
- Full-time
- Experience
- Minimum 10 years of relevant Luxembourg payroll experience, gained within an in-house payroll function and/or payroll service provider environment.
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Role Summary
Two-year fixed-term contract for a Payroll Officer responsible for the review and accurate execution of Luxembourg payroll activities, with a focus on hands-on payroll operations, accuracy, controls, and compliance with Luxembourg payroll requirements.
What You'll Do
- Perform day-to-day Luxembourg payroll activities in line with applicable legislation, statutory requirements, internal procedures, and...
- Review payroll calculations and gross-to-net outputs, including wage tax withholding and employee and employer social security...
- Review payroll corrections, including retroactive adjustments and off-cycle payments, and investigate differences identified during...
- Perform payroll controls and reconciliations before and after payroll processing, identifying variances, incorrect calculations, and...
- Review and support payroll calculations for cross-border employees, including Luxembourg and foreign workdays.
- Respond to employee payroll-related queries and escalate complex cases where appropriate.
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View full postingQualifications
Ten years of Luxembourg payroll experience with practical knowledge of Luxembourg payroll regulations, gross-to-net validation skills, and fluency in French and English.
Required
- Minimum 10 years of relevant Luxembourg payroll experience, gained within an in-house payroll function and/or payroll service provider...
- Strong practical knowledge of Luxembourg payroll regulations and statutory payroll obligations
- Demonstrated ability to analyse and validate gross-to-net payroll results
- Fluency in French and English language
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
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What we are looking for
The Payroll Officer will be employed on a two-year fixed-term contract and is responsible for the review and accurate execution of Luxembourg payroll activities, including payroll output validation, gross-to-net calculations, statutory deductions and reporting, reconciliations, payroll corrections, and controls. The role focuses primarily on hands-on payroll operations, accuracy, controls, and compliance with Luxembourg payroll requirements.
What will you be responsible for
- Perform day-to-day Luxembourg payroll activities in line with applicable payroll legislation, statutory requirements, internal procedures, and established payroll calendars.
- Perform payroll validation and controls, including:
- Review payroll calculation, payroll outputs including gross-to-net results covering salary changes, allowances, bonuses, overtime, benefits, absences, new hires, leavers, and other recurring or exceptional payroll elements.
- Review Luxembourg wage tax withholding based on applicable employee tax information, including tax cards, tax classes, tax credits, allowances, and other payroll-relevant tax data.
- Apply Luxembourg payroll requirements relating to statutory deductions, automatic wage indexation, minimum social wage requirements, and applicable collective bargaining provisions within established payroll processes.
- Review payroll corrections, including retroactive adjustments, off-cycle payments and investigate differences identified during payroll validation.
- Review employee and employer social security contributions including the applicable contribution bases, ceilings, and statutory deductions.
- Identifying payroll discrepancies, investigate the underlying cause, and escalate complex or material issues to the appropriate senior team member.
- Review and support payroll calculation for cross-border employees, including Luxembourg and foreign workdays and other cases requiring specific Luxembourg payroll treatment.
- Perform payroll controls and reconciliations before and after payroll processing, identifying unexpected variances, incorrect calculations, missing information, or inconsistencies and ensuring appropriate follow-up.
- Participate in payroll testing and validation activities relating to system, process, regulatory, or provider changes.
- Prepare and maintain payroll procedures, working instructions, checklists, and supporting documentation for assigned activities.
- Respond to employee payroll-related queries in a timely, accurate, and professional manner and escalate complex cases where appropriate.
Required Skills and Qualification
- Minimum 10 years of relevant Luxembourg payroll experience, gained within an in-house payroll function and/or payroll service provider environment.
- Strong practical knowledge of Luxembourg payroll regulations and statutory payroll obligations
- Demonstrated ability to analyse and validate gross-to-net payroll results.
- Fluency in French and English language
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Part-time employment arrangements may also be considered.
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