German Tax Liability for Crypto Investors Despite Moving Abroad
The Stuttgart tax office recently confirmed the application of extended limited tax liability under Section 2 of the German Foreign Tax Act...
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Cash Register Reporting to the German Tax Office: Action Required for Electronic Cash Register Systems by July 31, 2025
The transitional period is over: since January 01, 2025, electronic cash register systems must be reported to the tax office in Germany. The previous...
Moving to Switzerland from Germany – Watch out for Tax Pitfalls
Switzerland is a place with a high quality of life for many people, and not just because of its beautiful landscape. In addition, in most cantons there is no...
Family Foundations in Germany: Entry in Transparency Register is Mandatory
Family foundations are a popular instrument in Germany for securing assets across generations and pursuing private or entrepreneurial goals in the long term....
Gifting and Inheriting Crypto Assets: Making Clever Use of Tax Opportunities in Germany
Cryptocurrencies have long been more than just a niche investment. They are increasingly establishing themselves as an integral part of the asset planning of...
BMF Letter on the Taxation of Cryptocurrencies in Germany: This Applies since March 2025
On March 6, 2025, the German Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) published an updated letter on the income tax treatment of crypto assets, which replaces the...
Foreign Nonprofits in the German Charity Register
In order for German donors to receive tax benefits for their donations, they need a donation receipt from the recipient organization. The German Federal...
Minority Protection in German Associations: Calling of General Meetings by the Courts
In a recent decision dated September 05, 2024 (case no. 27 W 73/24), the Hamm Higher Regional Court (OLG) rejected an association’s appeal against the...
Special Representatives in German Associations: Delegation of Duties and Liability
In order to cope with the number of tasks that arise, clubs or associations in Germany have the option of a special representative in accordance with Section...
The Berlin Will and Compulsory Portion Penalty Clause in Germany
How to ensure that the sole heir actually remains the sole heir The Berlin will, whether drawn up by hand or by a notary, is a common way in Germany for...
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