The prevention of the use of international tax arrangements, where in particular divergent tax system are being “played off” against each other (OECD’s BEPS project/G-20), is in the centre of attention of the current and future tax legislation: A shareholder’s personal expenses can no longer be deducted as special business expenses, as long as these […]
From May 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies, which standardizes and completely revises the data protection law within the EU. In this process the German data protection law, in particular the Federal Data Protection Act, is automatically superseded. The good news is that the European legislator followed German law in many aspects. The […]
Clearly, cartel damages claims brought by companies against companies are a complex matter which, in almost all cases, requires consultation with external advisers who have acquired experience in handling proceedings of this kind. Practice shows that this effort can pay off. The fact, however, that the non-prosecution of cartel damages claims, too, may involve legal […]
With the revision of the law for the supply of personnel for temporary employment as of 1 April 2017 new regulations for the maximum time period for the supply of temporary workers, the implementation of the equal-pay-principle and the obligation of disclosure of the supply of personnel were introduced. From now on it is forbidden […]