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Growing family businesses often encounter structural friction. Only when corporate law, tax structures, and ownership issues are considered together can the model remain viable in the long term.

Growing requirements are increasingly pushing internal accounting structures to their limits. Outsourcing offers a scalable, secure and professionally sound solution.

Shareholder conflicts often arise insidiously and are rooted in outdated contracts, unclear responsibilities or unregulated remuneration. Structural clarity helps to avoid escalation at an early stage.

The sale of family-run companies involves legal, tax, business management and emotional aspects and requires structured preparation at all levels at an early stage.

German federal government adopts immediate investment program: New depreciation rules, tax rate reductions & research funding – this is what the draft law provides for.

The German Federal Fiscal Court (“BFH”) has ruled that municipal supervisory boards can claim the tax exemption under Art. 3 no. 26a EstG (German Income Tax Act) under certain conditions. The case law thus counters the …

The BMF clarifies: The BFH rulings on businesses of commercial nature through participations of a legal entity under public law only apply until 2008. From 2009, the letter from 2017 applies – with a more differentiated view …

Growing corporate groups are reaching the limits of informal processes. Shared service centers create clear responsibilities, improve transparency and ensure tax recognition.