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German High Court Ruling: Defend Your Business Succession Strategy Now

Business Succession: Planning Under the Sword of Damocles of the German High Court Ruling (BVerfG) The inheritance and gift tax benefits under Sections 13a and 13b of the German Inheritance Tax Act (ErbStG) have for years been among the key tools for tax-optimized business succession.  At the same time, ensuring a seamless business succession has become increasingly complex, as these […]

Inheritance in Germany: allowances to optimize German inheritance and gift taxes

Inheritance in Germany: allowances for less inheritance tax

Inheritance in Germany: allowances for less inheritance tax Usually, anyone who experiences a death in the family also deals with inheritance. In Germany, inheritance is subject to tax. However, there are allowances that vary depending on the degree of relatedness and the amount of the inheritance. These allowances make it possible to pay less levy. This article explains the various […]

Inheritance and gift tax Germany: all you need to know

Inheritance and gift tax Germany: all you need to know Inheritances and gifts with a foreign link are becoming more common, including implications on inheritance and gift tax in Germany. This occurs when someone involved in the process resides in another country. Transferring assets in a different country can also cause this to happen. For example, this could include a […]

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