Tax

Companies today face a multitude of tax challenges. Ever-increasing compliance, transparency, and documentation requirements, legal regulations, and the pressure of increasing digitalization place great demands on corporate tax departments. Added to this is the need to realign processes, internal organization, and (software) systems. As your ongoing tax advisor, we support you in overcoming these challenges without losing sight of your core business.

In order to achieve strategic corporate goals such as growth, increased profitability, and increased corporate value, restructuring is often essential—for example, mergers and acquisitions or focusing on core competencies by spinning off business units. To fully exploit the value of such restructuring, it is essential to consider the tax consequences from the outset.

Integrated tax and process consulting: We help companies efficiently meet complex tax requirements and build an efficient tax department. Over 100 specialized consultants offer expertise in process consulting, tax consulting, and IT solutions for companies of all sizes and in all industries. Our consulting services are always based on the latest legislation and are complemented by expertise in labor law.

Internationally active companies require integrated multinational tax planning that goes beyond individual location-based solutions.

Cross-border personnel deployment is also a key issue for companies seeking to tap into new markets and boost their performance. This requires compliance with complex and increasingly stringent regulations.

Economically, European countries have never been as closely intertwined as they are today. The effects of globalization and the high complexity of regulations require comprehensive advice on complex sales tax, customs, and excise tax issues.

With the expertise of our specialists, you can minimize risks associated with sales tax, customs duties, and excise taxes, optimize the structure of goods and services flows, identify potential for optimization, and implement appropriate alternatives for action.

Financial criminal proceedings not only concern the additional collection of past taxes, but also examine whether the taxpayer has acted with at least gross negligence or intent.

 If there is both a reduction in tax as an objective element of the offense and corresponding fault as a subjective element, either judicial or administrative financial criminal proceedings will be initiated, depending on intent and the amount involved. Our experts will support you in all related matters.