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Doing Busi­ness in Ger­many Doing Busi­ness in Ger­many

An­yone wis­hing to in­vest in Ger­many should fa­mi­lia­rise them­sel­ves with the po­li­ti­cal, so­cial, eco­no­mic and tax law frame­work and rely on a part­ner who can pro­vide pro­fes­sio­nal sup­port in a for­eign en­viron­ment. ...read more

Contacts

  • Catleen Plischke, Steuerberaterin, Ebner Stolz, Richard-Wagner-Straße 1, 04109 Leipzig
  • Karina Frille
  • Dr. Holger Mach, Steuerberater und Partner bei RSM Ebner Stolz in Hamburg
  • Arne Hecht, Partner, Rechtsanwalt und Steuerberater bei Ebner Stolz in Hamburg
  • Christof Zondler, Rechtsanwalt, Steuerberater und Fachberater für internationales Steuerrecht, Ebner Stolz Stuttgart
  • Thomas Herzogenrath, Wirtschaftsprüfer, Steuerberater, Ebner Stolz, Holzmarkt 1, 50676 Köln, Holzmarkt 1, 50676 Köln
  • Timo Eggensperger, Steuerberater und Partner bei Ebner Stolz Stuttgart
  • Dr. Sven Christian Gläser, Steuerberater, Rechtsanwalt, Ebner Stolz, Kronenstraße 30, 70174 Stuttgart
  • Sabine Rauscher, Wirtschaftsprüfer, Steuerberater, Ebner Stolz, Kronenstraße 30, 70174 Stuttgart
  • Prof. Dr. Thomas Zinser, Steuerberater, Ebner Stolz, Arnulfstraße 27, 80335 München
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Doing Business in Germany

This website is intended to provide an initial overview of the of the economic, legal and tax environment in Germany as well as information on specific topics that are relevant when investing in Germany. Your contacts at RSM Ebner Stolz will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

Doing Busi­ness in Ger­many Introduction of Mandatory eInvoicing in Germany

Doing Busi­ness in Ger­many Introduction of Mandatory eInvoicing in Germany

From 2025, elec­tro­nic in­voi­cing will be man­datory in Ger­many for na­tio­nal B2B tran­sac­tions. In­voice for­mats other than the eIn­voice will no lon­ger be per­mit­ted in fu­ture. ...read more

Doing Busi­ness in Ger­many Tax Research Funding in Germany

Doing Busi­ness in Ger­many Tax Research Funding in Germany

Com­pa­nies ac­tive in re­se­arch and de­ve­lop­ment (R&D) in Ger­many can claim a tax re­se­arch al­lo­wance that has re­cently been in­crea­sed to up to 2.5 mil­lion eu­ros per year (or even up to 3.5 mil­lion eu­ros for SMEs). ...read more