11.6 Luxembourg Fixed Assets Accounting (PCN Class 2 - Immobilisations)
PCN Class 2: Immobilisations (Fixed Assets)​
Class 2 in PCN contains all long-term assets.
Account Ranges:
- 200000-209999: Intangible Assets (Immobilisations Incorporelles)
- 210000-219999: Intangible Assets (continued)
- 220000-229999: Tangible Assets (Immobilisations Corporelles)
- 230000-239999: Tangible Assets (continued)
- 240000-249999: Accumulated Depreciation (Amortissements)
- 250000-259999: Accumulated Amortization (Amortissements Incorporels)
- 260000-269999: Financial Assets (Immobilisations Financières)
Intangible Assets (200000-219999)​
Main Accounts:
- 200000: Research and Development Costs
- 201000: Concessions, Patents, Licenses
- 202000: Goodwill
- 203000: Other Intangible Assets
Example:
201000 Patents €50,000
Tangible Assets (220000-229999)​
Main Accounts:
- 220000: Land (Terrains)
- 221000: Buildings (Constructions)
- 222000: Technical Installations
- 223000: Equipment and Machinery (Matériel et Outillage)
- 224000: Vehicles (Matériel de Transport)
- 225000: Furniture and Fixtures (Mobilier)
- 226000: Computer Equipment (Matériel Informatique)
- 227000: Other Tangible Assets
Example: Restaurant Equipment:
223000 Equipment €25,000
Example: Vehicle:
224000 Vehicles €30,000
Accumulated Depreciation (240000-249999)​
Main Accounts:
- 241000: Accumulated Depreciation - Buildings
- 242000: Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment
- 243000: Accumulated Depreciation - Vehicles
- 244000: Accumulated Depreciation - Other
Example:
241000 Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment €10,000
Financial Assets (260000-269999)​
Main Accounts:
- 260000: Investments in Subsidiaries
- 261000: Other Financial Investments
- 262000: Loans Granted
Luxembourg Compliance Note​
PCN Class 2 requirements:
- Must use proper account classifications
- Must maintain separate accounts for different asset types
- Must track accumulated depreciation separately
- Must comply with PCN structure
- Must support asset values
- Must enable proper financial statement presentation
Think It Through​
How does proper PCN classification of fixed assets support accurate financial reporting and compliance in Luxembourg?