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Schlagwörter: dual residence (2 gefunden)

  1. 27. Mai 2024

    UPDATE: Dual residence does not exclude German gift tax liab ...

    The Supreme Tax Court reversed three earlier rulings of the Baden-Wuerttemberg Tax Court and decided that Sweden has no right of taxation, even if at the time of the gift the gift tax had been abolished in Sweden (here: as of 1 January 2005). As a result, a gift made by a donor who has his residence both in Germany and Sweden is subject to the provisions of the German Inheritance and Gift Tax Act.

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: gift tax, dual residence
  2. 22. März 2019

    Unlimited tax liability with dual residency

    The fact that a taxpayer has both a residence in Germany and a residence abroad does not, according to a ruling by the Supreme Tax Court, preclude the existence if an unlimited tax liability even when the foreign residence constitutes the centre of the taxpayer’s vital interests

    Kategorien: Supreme Tax Court cases
    Schlagwörter: centre of vital interests, limited taxpa ...
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