Translation of "Steuergestaltung" in English

Manuela Heß specializes in the areas of taxation law and tax planning.

Taxpayers should then be obliged to report as soon as they wish to use tax arrangements.

We advise companies and individuals on almost all aspects of tax law and tax planning - at both national (Germany) and international levels.

In addition, the team takes care of tax planning and tax considerations for insurance and pensions.

The tax division is responsible for the proper filing of tax returns and optimal tax planning.

We can optimise your tax planning and help you to achieve a lasting reduction in your effective tax rate.

The rulings of the European Court of Justice have only served to make this tax arrangement easier and have therefore intruded massively into the fiscal sovereignty of the Member States.

We need to make sure that creative tax planning in the form of profit-shifting and artificial profit reduction is no longer a lucrative business model.

The EU has actively contributed to the OECD/G20 work to revise transparency standards and tackle abusive tax practices worldwide.

Cooperation between Member States is an essential element in tackling tax avoidance and aggressive tax planning.

This would limit its effectiveness as a tool for preventing profit shifting, as multinational enterprises that minimise their taxable profits through aggressive tax planning would be unlikely to opt in to the CCCTB.

The automatic exchange of information on tax rulings will enable Member States to detect certain abusive tax practices by companies and take the necessary action in response.

This may be due to the fact that certain companies pay far less than the statutory tax rate, including by engaging in aggressive tax planning.

The automatic exchange of information on tax rulings will enable Member States to detect certain abusive tax practices by companies and take the necessary action in response.

The sets out a series of initiatives to tackle tax avoidance, secure sustainable revenues and strengthen the Single Market for businesses.

This consultation aims to find out whether requiring companies to disclose more information about the taxes they pay could help tackle tax avoidance and aggressive tax practices in the EU.

The automatic exchange of information on tax rulings would then enable Member States to detect abusive tax practices by companies and take the necessary action in response.

The Action Plan aims to establish a new approach to corporate taxation in the EU to tackle tax avoidance, ensure sustainable revenues and foster a better business environment in the Single Market.

All the above determinants plus some additional factors related to the tax design (such as the question of whether, and how, some highly sensitive sectors should be exempted from the tax and the manner in which the revenue from the carbon/energy tax should be redistributed back into the economy in order to ensure revenue neutrality), shape the total impact of the proposed tax on each individual sector of the economy.

The main emphases of our services are auditing, tax planning and tax structuring. Besides we provide services in Corporate Finance and Social Business.

We focus on the enforcement of your rights. We support you proactively and on your own initiative in making decisions for optimal and reliable tax planning.

To coincide with the Country Reports, the Commission today has also published a study to how prone tax laws in individual EU Member States are to aggressive tax constructions.

It must be regarded as positive that in the Country Reports for the European Semester the EU Commission for the first time has taken a closer look at seven Member States because of aggressive tax constructions.

But over the past years, the Code has become less effective in addressing harmful tax regimes as its criteria do not take into account more sophisticated corporate tax avoidance schemes.

The German government is in favour of a fair international taxation system in which aggressive tax planning, tax evasion and money laundering have no place.

They significantly amend the existing rules of international tax planning in Poland, sharply restricting the existing options of reducing or avoiding taxation of certain categories of income, in particular that from dividends, interest, royalties and capital gains.