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When selling a business, the relevant figure is not the stated purchase price, but the amount that ultimately reaches the seller after taxes, liability risks, earn-outs and payment structures. In many cases, this amount is …

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) clarifies the conditions for the requirement to allocate services in hotel accommodation in Germany: issues relating to ancillary services – such as the determination of the …

From 2026 onwards, the flat-rate reimbursement for charging electricity for electric company cars will be abolished. Employers may only reimburse proven actual costs, and new documentation requirements will increase the …

A structured accounting design enables a smooth management capability and reduce integration risks from Day 1.

As of 1 January 2026, tax assessment notices will be disclosed electronically without prior consent. A postal delivery will in future require an explicit request.

The General Court of the European Union clarifies: Incorrect VAT identification numbers can simultaneously lead to deemed intra-Community acquisition taxation and denial of input VAT deduction – with significant financial …

The General Court sides with taxpayers: Input tax credits may be claimed as early as the period in which the services were rendered, provided the invoice is available before the tax return is filed - despite the …

As of January 1, 2026, the new 34-day de minimis threshold for home office work applies under the Germany–Netherlands Income Tax Treaty. It provides greater clarity for employees and employers working across borders.

A well-designed corporate structure protects against risks, strengthens liquidity, and creates strategic flexibility. Those who proactively shape structures instead of merely reacting secure the future of their business. In …