Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, business trips, especially abroad, have become less frequent. But there is hope: many European countries are easing their measures and slowly returning to normality. For many salaried employees and the self-employed, this means that it will soon be easier for them to travel to other European countries to meet international business partners. The important thing is:
The Frankfurt Higher Regional Court has ruled that a child adopted by a second-degree relative can receive several statutory inheritance shares in the event of the death of an aunt. Frankfurt am Main Higher Regional Court: Multiple inheritance shares are possible for adopted child A child who was adopted by his aunt can receive several statutory inheritance shares in the event of statutory succession and the death of another sister of his mother.
If a woman is pregnant in Germany, she may not be dismissed by her employer. This is stipulated in the Maternity Protection Act. But when does a pregnancy legally begin and when does the protective law take effect? The Baden-Württemberg State Labor Court has made a remarkable ruling on this. Dispute in Baden-Württemberg According to the applicable Maternity Protection Act, employees in Germany may
Deadline: 10.03.2022 Value added tax Wage tax Church tax for wage tax Income tax Church tax Corporation tax The three-day grace period for payment ends on 14.03.2022 for receipt of payment. This deadline does not apply to cash payments and payments by check. Due date for social security contributions February 2022 The contributions are due in the expected amount of the contribution debt on the third last bank working day of the month at the latest. For December
Our client letter is sent out monthly via our newsletter and contains upcoming tax dates as well as all kinds of tax tips and news. For our interested readers, we offer this information as a free download here. Topics in February 2022 For all taxpayers: Default on a loan receivable as a loss on income from capital assets For all taxpayers: No preferential
Many retailers, restaurant owners and store owners are suffering massive losses of income due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic regulations. The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has now issued its first ruling on whether those affected must continue to pay rent during officially ordered business closures. Rent despite corona-related business closure? Corona-related closures have been causing retailers and restaurateurs problems since the beginning of 2020 and are causing massive financial
