Suchergebnisse für: `subject-to-tax` (36 gefunden)

  4. 28. April 2021

    Proof of payment of foreign wage taxes by employer's certifi ...

    An employer's certificate is sufficient for the proof of taxation of wages in India in order to claim tax exemption under the relevant terms of the Double Tax Treaty between Germany and India. The submission of an official income tax assessment notice is not mandatory for claiming the exemption under the subject-to-tax clause of the German Income Tax Act.

    Kategorien: Tax Court
    Schlagwörter: employment income, income tax exemption, ...
  6. 14. Oktober 2024

    German-Swiss double tax treaty: Right for taxation during la ...

    In a most recent judgment, the Supreme Tax Court decided that in a case where an employee working in both Germany and Switzerland until the termination of the employment relationship and thereafter is irrevocably released from his duties with continued payment of his salary, the income from employment pursuant to Art. 15 para. 1 sentence 1 of the double tax agreement between Germany and Switzerland is subject to tax only in Germany as the country of residence.

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: employment income, allocation of taxing ...
  11. 07. März 2025

    Special requests after conclusion of agreement for purchase ...

    In two similar decisions the Supreme Tax Court held that amounts charged for subsequent special requests for a property yet to be built are subject to real estate transfer tax if there is a legal relationship to the original property purchase agreement. These costs are then assessed in a subsequent separate tax notice. However, this does not apply to house connection costs if the property buyer has already agreed to assume these costs in the (original) property purchase agreement.

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: property, real estate transfer tax
  12. 25. November 2024

    Restrictions for amendment of tax assessment under Section 5 ...

    The correction of a final tax assessment notice pursuant to Section 50d (8) sentence 2 of the German Income Tax Act is only possible if – contrary to the provision in the double tax treaty - the employment income of an unlimited taxpayer has been wrongly included in the income tax assessment by omitting to produce proper documentation as required in Section 50d (8) Income Tax Act. It follows from this decision of the Supreme Tax Court that the possibilities of amending tax assessment under Section 50d (8) sentence 2 Income Tax Act are strictly limited and only apply in exceptional cases.

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: documentation, correction of assessments
  16. 20. Oktober 2023

    Update: Extended unlimited gift tax liability constitutional ...

    According to a decision of the Supreme Tax Court the so called “extended unlimited gift tax liability” does not violate the constitutional principle of equality and the freedom of movement of capital under EU law. The German gift tax arises if the donor is a resident at the time the gift is made, or the acquirer is a resident at the time the tax arises. If this is the case, the tax is levied for the total amount of assets received, irrespective of whether these are of domestic or foreign origin.

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: gift tax, unlimited tax liability
  18. 08. Februar 2022

    Rules for limited inheritance tax liability only in part com ...

    According to the decision of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), the different inheritance tax allowances in the case of unlimited and limited tax liability is in line with EU law, specifically it is not in breach of the free movement of capital. However, the refusal of the German tax office to deduct liabilities linked to the inheritance in the case of limited tax liability is not compatible with EU law. 

    Kategorien: European Court of Justice
    Schlagwörter: limited inheritance tax liability, inher ...
  19. 05. September 2021

    Distributions from Luxembourg investment company (SICAV) exe ...

    Corporations with at least a 25% share in a Société d'investissement à capital variable (SICAV), a Luxembourg investment company, do not have to pay income tax in Germany on the dividends received from the SICAV in 2010. This also applies if the Luxembourg tax authorities – for whatever reason - did not exercise their right of taxation at source and the distributions hence remained untaxed.

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: SICAV, intercompany dividend privilege
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