| Professional assistance for all German income tax and social security obligations - services are provided by a certified German tax consultant (Steuerberater) - since specialising in expatriate taxation know-how and experience in this field - fluent English - e-mail based communication via questionnaires - basic knowledge of all important foreign tax jurisdictions |
| My professional approach is not limited to assist you with complying your tax obligations, but to "talk to you" and to assist you in all major decisions affecting your tax and financial situation, such as - public or private health insurance - long-term wealth-planning - rent or buy-decisions of real estate Being independent, I have to provide better services than major accounting firms. You will be uniquely taken care of by me personally. |
| Click here for German income tax rates and social security contributions and for some Highlights of German Taxation |
| My clients are working mainly for multinational firms of any size, as: - Compaq Corp. - Ford AG - Infineon AG - Siemens AG - Latham & Watkins - Clifford Chance - Allianz Capital Partners - IMD Lausanne - UBS AG - Amadeus AG - Volkswagen AG - SAP AG |
| Dear Guest Expatriate-taxation.com specializes in the assistance of English or French speaking Professionals working in Germany for their German tax obligations. All my clients have degrees in management or engineering from renown universities and are working either in the management or are engineers of multinational companies. There is one thing, which all of my clients have in common: the company does not (yet) take care of their tax compliance in Germany. German income taxes have the reputation to be very high. This is correct for the nominal income tax rates, especially there is no special expatriate tax regime available. However, there is this general principle in international taxation that high taxes are accompanied by very generous possibilities for deductions. For example, British taxes are said to be very low. Otherwise, have you heard that you may deduct your flights home from your British tax base? You may not, but in Germany you may under the “Double-House-Hold-Regime”. There are – under certain requirements - a few other very important deductions available which may take your German tax burden to a level which is comparable to the British or American burden. For more information please contact: raedler@taxation.de or refer to my more general homepage www.taxation.de. |