BaFin Publishes New Leaflet for ICOs and STOs
The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has published a new, detailed information note on the current legal situation regarding the so-called...
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Import, Export and Customs Issues: the Consequences of a Hard Brexit
In the referendum of June 23, 2016, a small majority of British voters decided to withdraw from the European Union. Since then, the British government and the...
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In Germany, there are always disputes between employers and employees regarding holidays. Employers and employees are often unable to agree on the periods...
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The Armenian singer Charles Aznavour once said that a good weakness is better than a bad strength. The world’s largest food company probably thought the...
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Thomas Cook Bankruptcy: Affected Business Partners Must Register Claims to Be Included in the Insolvency Table
All attempts to save Thomas Cook, the second largest tour operator in the world after TUI, have finally failed. The Thomas Cook Group has filed an application...
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Tax Liability in Germany while Living Abroad
We have seen many cases lately where German tax offices write to people abroad because they earn income that is subject to tax in Germany. Frequently affected:...
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What are the Possible Functions of a Holding Company in Germany?
In our last article we presented the legal and tax advantages of holding structures. All holding companies have one thing in common: the main operational...
Obligations of Issuers of Financial Instruments in Germany
Companies raising money on the capital market by issuing shares or debt securities usually have to publish an information prospectus for investors. However, it...
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German Ministry of Finance Re-regulates Crypto Values
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Mandatory Information in German Business Correspondence
If you want to start a business in Germany, you will usually first create a company such as a GmbH. In addition to the subsequent marketing, bookkeeping and...
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