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April 15, 2021 News, Tax law-tax advice

Client letter April 2021

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 here for free download. Topics in April 2021 For all taxpayers: Private sale transaction after gratuitous transfer of real estate For all taxpayers: Artificial insemination as an extraordinary expense For all

March 18, 2021 Labor law, Tax law-tax advice, Tips & guide

Working from home abroad - tips from a tax consultant and employment lawyer

The world is becoming increasingly mobile. The expansion of working from home is making a significant contribution to this. In many cases, employees are no longer restricted to performing their work on site at the company. Employees can work from almost anywhere in the world via the internet. In times of a shortage of skilled workers, this also offers companies the opportunity to

March 11, 2021 News, Tax law-tax advice

Preview of the tax dates in April 2021

12.04. - Tax deadline for April 2021 VAT Payroll tax Church tax on payroll tax The three-day grace period for payment ends on 15.04.2021 for receipt of payment. This deadline does not apply to cash payment and payment by check. Due date for social security contributions March 2021 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

March 8, 2021 News, Tax law-tax advice

Client letter March 2021

Our client letter is sent out monthly via our newsletter and contains upcoming tax deadlines as well as all kinds of tax tips and news. To receive the client letter regularly by e-mail, you are welcome to subscribe to our newsletter: Subscribe to newsletter! Content in March 2021 For all (self-employed) taxpayers: No seizure of corona bridging aid For all taxpayers: News on the

March 2, 2021 Tax law-tax advice, Criminal tax law, Tips & guide

Corona aid: What are the penalties for providing false information?

In the context of the ongoing coronavirus crisis, many companies are facing economic losses, loss of sales or, in sectors such as the tourism industry, often even a complete lack of income. In particular, the lockdowns that have been imposed to prevent the further spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus are hitting entrepreneurs and business owners hard. In order to provide targeted support for these businesses and their employees

February 24, 2021 News, Tax law-tax advice

Restart aid for solo self-employed persons - current status

Here you will find a brief summary of the Restart Aid, which can be applied for immediately (as of 16.02.2021). Restart aid supports solo self-employed persons whose economic activity is restricted due to coronavirus in the funding period from January 1 to June 30, 2021. It supplements the existing security systems, such as basic income support. Restart assistance is not deducted from the basic income support benefits.