https://honert.de/wp-content/uploads/honert_logo_270px.png00Ester Hahnhttps://honert.de/wp-content/uploads/honert_logo_270px.pngEster Hahn2021-11-04 13:31:532021-11-04 13:31:56honert advises the founders on the sale of LIMAS GmbH to Stokke AS
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In a more recent decision, the Federal Court of Justice (ruling of 26. January 2021, case no. II ZR 391/18) has once again dealt with the so-called negative legitimation effect of the list of shareholders pursuant to sec. 16 para. 1 sentence 1 GmbHG within a short period of time. According to this, only the person who is entered as a shareholder in the list of shareholders included in the commercial register is deemed to be a shareholder vis-à-vis the GmbH. An exception applies to cases involving the exclusion of the shareholder from the company.
https://honert.de/wp-content/uploads/honert_logo_270px.png00Ester Hahnhttps://honert.de/wp-content/uploads/honert_logo_270px.pngEster Hahn2021-10-01 08:00:002021-10-05 11:25:04SCOPE OF THE NEGATIVE LEGITIMATION EFFECT OF THE LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS OF A GMBH
As attractive as management participation programs may be as a financial incentive to increase the willingness of executives to provide high performance, a certain dissatisfaction quickly arises due to the uncertain tax consequences. This is because it is often difficult to give a legally sound answer due to difficulties in the qualification of income. The question is whether subsequent income from the sale of the shares constitutes fully taxable income from employment or income from capital investment. In two further decisions, the Federal Fiscal Court (Bundesfinanzhof – BFH) confirms its legal opinion and for the first time also comments on so-called sweet equity structures.
https://honert.de/wp-content/uploads/honert_logo_270px.png00Ester Hahnhttps://honert.de/wp-content/uploads/honert_logo_270px.pngEster Hahn2021-10-01 07:40:002021-10-01 10:28:39BFH COMMENTS AGAIN ON THE TAXATION OF MANAGEMENT PARTICIPATION PROGRAMS
honert advises the founders on the sale of LIMAS GmbH to Stokke AS
/in Deal Announcements/by Ester Hahnhonert advises DEUBIS Group on the acquisition of ENEXIO Service division
/in Deal Announcements/by Ester Hahnhonert advises lead investor Salvia GmbH on investment in ONE Logic
/in Deal Announcements/by Ester Hahnhonert advises on the sale of Stefan Wicklein Kunststoffveredelung GmbH to Louvrette GmbH packaging x design
/in Deal Announcements/by Ester HahnSCOPE OF THE NEGATIVE LEGITIMATION EFFECT OF THE LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS OF A GMBH
/in 2021 Q3/by Ester HahnIn a more recent decision, the Federal Court of Justice (ruling of 26. January 2021, case no. II ZR 391/18) has once again dealt with the so-called negative legitimation effect of the list of shareholders pursuant to sec. 16 para. 1 sentence 1 GmbHG within a short period of time. According to this, only the person who is entered as a shareholder in the list of shareholders included in the commercial register is deemed to be a shareholder vis-à-vis the GmbH. An exception applies to cases involving the exclusion of the shareholder from the company.
BFH COMMENTS AGAIN ON THE TAXATION OF MANAGEMENT PARTICIPATION PROGRAMS
/in 2021 Q3/by Ester HahnAs attractive as management participation programs may be as a financial incentive to increase the willingness of executives to provide high performance, a certain dissatisfaction quickly arises due to the uncertain tax consequences. This is because it is often difficult to give a legally sound answer due to difficulties in the qualification of income. The question is whether subsequent income from the sale of the shares constitutes fully taxable income from employment or income from capital investment. In two further decisions, the Federal Fiscal Court (Bundesfinanzhof – BFH) confirms its legal opinion and for the first time also comments on so-called sweet equity structures.