Deadline extensions for Corona aid The deadline for applying for bridging aid phase II has been extended to 31.03.2021. The deadlines for applying for November and December aid have also been extended to 30.04.2021. You can find a detailed overview of the current aid as well as practical Excel tools for the individual applications here: Current overview of Corona aid
11.02. - VAT, income tax, church tax on income tax The three-day grace period for payment ends on 15.01. for receipt of payment. This deadline does not apply to cash payments and payments by check. Due date for social security contributions January 2020 The contributions are due in the estimated amount of the contribution debt on the third last bank working day of the month at the latest. The following therefore applies for January
We would like to provide our clients and interested parties with an up-to-date overview of the November and December aid due to the corona measures. Applications for December aid can be submitted from now until 31.03.2021. Applications for November aid - if not already submitted - can be submitted until 31.01.2021. In principle, companies of all sizes (including public and non-profit organizations), businesses and the self-employed are eligible,
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In light of the coronavirus crisis, the grand coalition has decided to extend the deadline for submitting annual tax returns for 2019. The Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) has already confirmed the extension of the submission deadline. The deadline is therefore: 31.08.2021 According to coalition politicians, this extension is to be regulated in the „next tax law“. Deferral options have also been extended According to the
The tax exemption pursuant to Section 3 No. 3 GrEStG also applies if co-heirs initially agree on the formation of fractional ownership and, in a second step, the transfer to a co-heir if the latter immediately becomes the sole owner. This was decided by the 8th Senate of the Münster Tax Court. The claimant was a co-heir of her parents together with her sister. The
