Optimizing return on investment during the build-phase involves effectively managing costs and ensuring timely completion of tasks.
Your key questions, challenges and objectives
- As soon as you are expanding your business into Germany you will have to consider establishing a legal entity in Germany
- Choosing the legal form will have tax consequences. So, it is important to carefully consider your options already at this early stage
- Whatever legal entity you choose, it will need to be registered for tax purposes before you can start your business
- Going forward, you will be required to file corporate income and trade tax returns among other tax filings within the deadlines set by German tax law
How we support
- In an initial workshop we can determine where you and your team are in terms of German income tax compliance, help you fill potential knowledge gaps and discuss next steps. In addition, we will assist you in identifying the correct legal entity and tax structure for your needs
- For your ongoing tax compliance, we can guide you in establishing an internal process for you to take care of your German tax filing requirements
- As an alternative, you can outsource the tax compliance process to us, and we will take care of any required filings
Christian Schmid
Partner, Tax, International Tax, Country specialist USA
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
+49 89 9282-1395 Christian
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