The firm describes the European principality as a "global financial hub." It is an important center for the registration of cross-border European UCITS funds, for example.

New York-headquartered EisnerAmper, a global business advisor, is pushing further into the European jurisdiction of Luxembourg, an important registration hub for cross-border investment funds and companies. 

EisnerAmper Luxembourg Sàrl is now part of EisnerAmper Global – an international network of independent member firms created to address the specialized audit, tax, and advisory needs of clients worldwide. 

“Luxembourg’s position as a global financial hub makes it an attractive domicile for investors, and there is a need within our growing private equity client base for local expertise and audit solutions,” Irina Gershengoren, partner at EisnerAmper and director at EisnerAmper Luxembourg Sàrl, said. “Consideration of regulations and Luxembourg reporting obligations is crucial. We’re excited to collaborate with EisnerAmper Luxembourg Sàrl whose expertise will help clients navigate local requirements and ensure regulatory compliance.”

Through this arrangement, clients of EisnerAmper Luxembourg Sàrl will have access to resources such as accounting and financial statements' preparation; audits of financial statements; fund structuring and formation support; tax planning, preparation, and regulatory compliance services; and advisory, consulting, and outsourcing services.

Among recent moves, EisnerAmper appointed David Frigeri as partner and its chief artificial intelligence officer, highlighting how AI continues to influence business. In August 2024, it brought in Los Angeles-area CPA firm KROST into its embrace.

In its description of its activities, the firm says: “Our cross-border specialists provide tax compliance and planning/advisory services to US and non-US business entities: individuals, families, businesses new to international operations, and companies with extensive global experience. We advise clients on international tax structuring opportunities, transfer pricing and due diligence matters; as well as assist them in monitoring US and foreign operations in order to attain global tax compliance.”