Legal and tax form book

About the Work
When drafting contracts, it is crucial to consider all potential tax implications due to the often significant financial consequences. This contract and form manual comprehensively explains the corporate and civil law foundations as well as the tax consequences of partnership agreements and other contracts.

Content
Partnership Agreements: Small Joint Stock Company, Operational Split, Contribution, European Economic Interest Group (EWIV), European Company (SE), Civil Law Partnership (GbR), Limited Liability Company (GmbH), Profit Community, Limited Partnership with GmbH & Co. KG, General Partnership (OHG), Corporate Contracts, Partnership, Real Division, Arbitration Agreement/Mediation, Silent Partnership, Transformation, Sub-participation, Association, Foundation.
Other Contracts: From Family Contracts, Share Transfer to Business Purchase and Work Contract.
Applications in Tax Procedures: From Assessment Notices to Enforcement and Promises.
Legal Remedies: Procedures before Tax Authorities, Procedures before Tax Courts, Procedures before the Federal Fiscal Court (BFH).
Tax Criminal Proceedings: Voluntary Disclosure, Complaint against Search and Seizure Orders.

Advantages at a Glance
Treatment of all contract forms according to their economic significance, based on corporate, civil, and tax law. Explanations of contract regulations, similar to a commentary, divided into individual areas of law. Included in the price: Access via activation code in the book to the module in beck-online (forms, explanations, and cited laws, judgments, and decrees in full text). Also included in the price: Regular updates in beck-online. The texts of all forms can be exported from beck-online to any word processing program.

Regarding the New Edition
Legal status as of September 1, 2024. The printed book now also includes the extensive changes already contained in the updated online version due to the Act on the Modernization of Partnership Law (MoPeG) and the Act on the Modernization of Corporate Tax Law (KöMoG).