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34- The threshold is prorated by the number of full months employed in the year, rounded down.
- Any fraction of a day outside Luxembourg counts as a day.
- Days in third countries count too.
The counter for cross-border workers employed in Luxembourg, whether they live in France, Belgium or Germany. One tap a day, your country's rule applied, a heads-up before the limit and a report your employer can sign.
The app in 38 seconds
You live in France, Belgium or Germany and your employer is in Luxembourg: you can work up to 34 days a year outside Luxembourg without changing how you're taxed. Beyond that, it isn't the extra day that becomes taxable in your country. It's every day worked outside the Grand Duchy, from the first one.
Taxed in your country: just the extra day.
The pay for every day outside Luxembourg can become taxable in your country of residence.
In France and Belgium, any fraction worked outside Luxembourg uses a whole day. In Germany, from 30 minutes.
34 everywhere, but proration, half days and paid days are not counted the same way in each country.
A rough spreadsheet rarely holds up. You need a dated record, day by day, with the country you worked in.
During setup you pick where you live. The app applies that country's rule, and every screen explains it.
Public holidays follow the Luxembourg calendar, your employer's. How a day is counted
No spreadsheet, no mental arithmetic. Three steps, and the app applies the rule for you.

France, Belgium or Germany, then your start date and working time. The app works out your limit.

Telework, business trip, training, sick leave or paid leave. For a trip you pick the country: a day in Luxembourg uses nothing up.

The ring turns from green to amber well before the limit. Alerts at 75% and 90% of your threshold.
Every day type has its colour. Gaps between your log and your office presence are flagged, never corrected for you.

Set up your offices once. Arrival and departure are detected on the phone; only those times are synced, never a GPS trail.

A day counts from 30 minutes worked outside Luxembourg. The app asks the question.
≥ 30 minA Saturday or public holiday worked outside Luxembourg counts, after one confirmation.
Sat = 175% and 90% by default, adjustable with Pro. Past years keep the contract you lived them under.
75 · 90%A clean PDF, ready to sign: your identity, the period, the day-by-day count and a signature line for your employer. Soon, the monthly declarations your company approves join it.

For every employee who agrees, the HR panel shows the days used, their country's limit and the projected breach date. Each month you approve where they worked; the annual attestation lists the approved months.
Book a demo →Pilot programme under way in Luxembourg. Reply within two business days.
Employees join your company with an invitation code and choose to share their totals. Nothing to install on your side.
Days used, the limit for their country of residence, the projected breach date, and the thresholds crossed since your last visit.
Once a month is over, the employee declares where they worked; you approve or send it back. The annual attestation lists the approved months.
The test is physical presence outside Luxembourg. The counter applies the rule of your country of residence, from the official texts.
Entering and leaving your offices is detected on the phone. With an account, only those times are synced.
No ads, no tracking, no selling data. The business model is the Pro subscription.
Use the app without an account: everything stays on your phone.
With an account, your data syncs to servers hosted in the European Union.
The counter, calendar and alerts are free, with no limit. Pro adds automation and the report for your employer. Companies follow their cross-border staff from the HR panel.
Everything you need to never go over.
Less than a euro a week. One-month free trial for new subscribers.
Your cross-border staff under the threshold, without watching anyone.
Free and Pro: price in Belgium and Luxembourg, VAT included; the price shown in your country's App Store applies. Annual subscription through the App Store, renews automatically, cancel any time in your Apple account settings. Terms
Yes. During setup you pick your country of residence: France, Belgium or Germany. The app then applies that country's rule (monthly proration in France, the 30-minute rule in Germany, the conservative reading in Belgium) and every screen explains it.
No. Once the threshold is exceeded, the pay for all days worked outside Luxembourg can become taxable in your country of residence, from the first one. What happens when you go over.
In France and Belgium, a full day: any fraction of a day outside Luxembourg uses one day of the allowance. In Germany, the day counts from 30 minutes of work outside Luxembourg, and then as a whole day. How a day is counted.
Only if you join your company with an invitation code and agree to share, which you can withdraw. HR sees your totals, never your notes, places, arrival and departure times or day-by-day breakdown.
The download and the counter are free. Pro costs €49.99 a year in Belgium and Luxembourg, with a one-month free trial for new subscribers. There is no monthly plan.
No. Pro geofencing is detected on the phone and reacts only when you enter or leave the offices you define. With an account, only office arrival and departure times are synced. There is never a GPS trail.
No. Guest mode keeps everything on your phone. An account (Sign in with Apple or email) syncs to EU servers and lets you get your data back on a new device.
It's a dated record signed by your employer. It documents your situation, but doesn't replace your tax return or advice from a tax adviser. What the report is for.
It is in preparation. Telework Tracker is available today on iPhone (iOS 26 or later). Write to us to hear when it ships.
No. Telework Tracker is a record-keeping tool. Check your personal situation with your employer or a tax adviser. More questions: support.
In English, French or German. Replies within a few business days.
An account, a subscription, a number that surprises you. Tell us your phone model and the app version.
Email support → 02Following your cross-border staff, monthly declarations, the HR panel, the pilot programme.
Talk about your company → 03Fiduciaries, tax advisers, cross-border worker associations, media.
Write to us →Answers to common questions are on the Support page. For your personal data, see the privacy policy. Contact page