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Information on November aid

Information on November aid

On November 5, 2020, the German government announced the first essential framework conditions for extraordinary economic aid, which is now also known as „November aid“. On 28.10.2020, the Federal Government and the heads of government of the federal states decided on further coronavirus aid - including extraordinary economic aid. The economic aid, which is also known as „November aid“, is primarily aimed at those who are unable to continue their business operations.

Newsletter for clients of the law firm Haas und Kollegen

Client letter November 2020

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! Contents in November 2020 For all taxpayers: „Private“ sales via eBay For real estate buyers: What is subject to tax?

Filing a tax return

Preview of the tax dates in December 2020

10.12. - VAT, wage tax, church tax on wage tax, income tax, church tax, corporation tax The three-day grace period for payment ends on 13.11. for receipt of payment. This deadline does not apply to cash payments and payments by check. Due date for social security contributions November 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. For October

Help for SMEs in the Corona crisis - bridging aid

Start of Bridging Aid II

Small and medium-sized enterprises, (solo) self-employed persons and non-profit organizations can now apply for Bridging Aid II. The application period ends on December 31, 2020. From June to August 2020, Bridging Aid I supported small and medium-sized enterprises due to the loss of sales caused by the coronavirus crisis. Bridging Aid II now picks up seamlessly from here. In our
Judgments and laws

Unilateral withdrawal of a part-time application not possible - appeal permitted

A ruling by the Düsseldorf Higher Labor Court has recently been approved for appeal due to the fundamental importance of the legal issue. The appeal is pending before the BAG under case no. 9 AZR 312/20. The course of action Anyone wishing to reduce their working hours regulated in their employment contract from full-time to part-time must notify their employer in writing in accordance with Section 8 of the Part-Time and Fixed-Term Employment Act (TzBfG).

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