Welcome

We welcome you to our site. Over the pages you will find complete documentation on the profession of auditor, the Luxembourg Institue of registered auditors (Institut des réviseurs d’entreprises), the directory of members, the legislative and regulatory environment governing the profession including professional standards, as well as news about the profession.

The « Réviseurs d’entreprises » have access, via the members’ area" to all notices, circulars of the court of Luxembourg and other information of interest to the practice. They are also invited to share their views on technical matters via the discussion Forum, a friendly sharing of experiences.

You prepare your professional future, what area, what branch to choose? In which sector you wish to achieve your ambitions, develop new skills, and meet with real prospects for the future? The profession of auditing will do the trick.

We invite you to visit the page “Réviseur d’entreprises” to discover the “réviseur d’entreprises” engagements as well as the steps for entry into a profession resolutely forward-looking and rich in prospects.

The website "FOCUSIFRS.com is open free of charge to all public and aims to provide in French language as much information as possible on IAS / IFRS, including: special events and news in a timely fashion; the latest technical documents available; projects within various organization (IFRIC, IASB, EU, etc.), adequate documentation, and so on. :

To visit:  http://www.focusifrs.com

IRE provides an Internet site designed to inform youth about the profession of auditor, how to access it and its job opportunities available. It is entitled "Auditus.lu" and can be found at: www.auditus.lu. 

The Belgium “Institut des réviseurs d’entreprises” provides to all parties involved with a French translation of the international auditing standards on its website.

This translation does not necessarily reflect the normative framework of the Luxembourg Institute. Only international auditing standards in the version adopted by the IRE general assemblies available in the “Environnement normative” of the Luxembourg Institute website are of Luxembourgish applications.

The texts included in this translation do not constitute the normative framework, or an opinion or a position involving professional bodies who participated in the translation project (IAASB, France, Belgium, Switzerland and Canada). Please contact these organizations for further information.

The European Commission considers that the correct application of financial sanctions is crucial in order to meet the objectives of the Common Foreign and Security Policy and especially to help prevent the financing of terrorism. The application of financial sanctions constitutes an obligation for both the public and private sector. Should you wish to view the consolidated list of persons, groups and entities subject to financial sanctions [Click here].