Beiträge zum Stichwort ‘corona’

Coronavirus: Mask Mandate in The Workplace in Germany

Mar 29, 22 • Employment Law • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

Due to the corona pandemic, employers in Germany may order the wearing of medical face masks in their establishments if this is required within the scope of their hygiene concept (§ 2 Para. 2 of the German Corona Occupational Health and […]
Interim Aid in Germany: Which Companies May Apply for Financial Assistance?

Dec 22, 20 • German Business Law • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

The German Federal Ministry of Economics is once again granting financial aid to small and mid-sized companies to mitigate the economic consequences of the corona pandemic. Companies can still apply for “Überbrückungshilfe II” until the end of the year. “Überbrückungshilfe III”, […]
Up to EUR 150,000 From The State: Apply for Bridging Grant in Germany Now!

Jul 14, 20 • Tax Law – Miscellaneous • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

WINHELLER supports companies and nonprofit organizations in the tax adviser-bound application process It has recently become possible to apply for a corona bridging grant in Germany. To avoid abuse, all applications must be made through a tax advisor. Companies and nonprofit […]
Advance Payments in Germany During Corona Times – Secure Your Business

Jun 30, 20 • Banking Law • No Comments • Dr. Annette Wagemann

We are currently increasingly noticing that many companies in Germany are demanding advance payments for their goods and services. Entrepreneurs often go into high financial outlay (working time, materials, etc.). Therefore, they use the possibilities to reduce the financial risk by […]
Coronavirus: Applications For Aid Money And Short-Time Working in Germany Can Lead to Penalties!

Apr 8, 20 • Commercial Criminal Law • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

Many companies in Germany are experiencing economic hardship due to the corona crisis. The government has acted quickly and created emergency measures for those affected. The first of those have been paid out since March 30, 2020. But the promise to […]
Coronavirus: Legislative Changes to Simplify Staff Leasing in Germany During The Crisis

Apr 7, 20 • Employment Law • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

The corona crisis is having a significant impact on the economy and the labor market. While some companies are having to impose short-time work on their workforce to avert greater damage to their business, there are other areas in which (urgently) […]
Coronavirus and Data Protection: What Do German Companies Have to Consider Regarding Employees, Customers and Home Office?

Apr 7, 20 • Privacy Law • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

The pandemic is prompting German federal and state governments to take increasingly drastic measures in order to contain Covid-19. Many employers are wondering what kind of measures they themselves can take to prevent spreading within their own company. Which data are […]
Suspension of Rental Payments in Germany Due to Corona Crisis as From April 1, 2020

Apr 3, 20 • German Business Law, Real Estate Law • No Comments • Phillipp von Raven

Last week, the German Federal Government and the Bundestag, with the support of the Bundesrat, passed various laws in a fast-track process to mitigate the economic consequences of the corona pandemic. A whole bouquet of such regulations is contained in the […]
Coronavirus: Are German Companies Liable to Prosecution if They File For Insolvency Too Late?

Mar 30, 20 • Commercial Criminal Law • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

More and more companies in Germany are running into financial difficulties as a result of the corona crisis. Although the first federal aid packages have been launched, many measures will probably not reach the affected companies in time. When does a […]
Coronavirus: Withdrawal, Cancellation And Rescission of Contracts in Germany

Mar 26, 20 • Commercial Law, Nonprofit Law – Miscellaneous • No Comments • Stefan Winheller

How can companies and NPOs in Germany deal with previously concluded contracts? At the end of December 2019, coronavirus broke out and has been spreading worldwide ever since. Major events are being cancelled or postponed, schools and universities are being closed […]