Übersetzung für "Unternehmenssteuerrecht" in Englisch

To this end, the corporate tax framework in the EU needs to be significantly reviewed.

German corporation tax law already goes beyond international standards.

Andreas advises on tax law, in particular on company taxation with a focus on structuring.

He advises national and international clients on matters regarding national and international corporate tax law.

We are renowned for our expert knowledge and vast experience in corporate tax law.

Our focus is on corporate and international tax law.

Peter Müller's practice focuses on national and international tax law, particularly corporate tax.

The CCCTB will deliver notable improvements to the EU's corporate tax framework, in terms of simplicity, tax certainty and fairness.

The clause departs from the general principle in the corporate tax law of Germany, among other countries, that prevents the carry forward of losses for fiscal purposes precisely when there has been a significant change in the shareholding structure of the company concerned.

Mr Malosse raised the question of the application of the Commission's company taxation strategy and the European company statute.

These include reinforcing the anti-abuse provisions in bilateral tax treaties, national legislation and EU corporate legislation.

This is because the corporate tax law does not generally allow for losses to be offset when there has been a significant change in the ownership structure, giving a clear financial advantage to ailing firms and possibly their acquirers.

These included digitising photographic archives, facilitating access to information on business taxation legislation, providing multimedia information on air pollution and water regulation, promoting good health and providing tools to help map Europe geographically.

My field is corporate taxation.

That means that how much you pay often depends less on what you make and more on how well you can game the system, and that's especially true of the corporate tax code.

According to Credit Suisse the 268 lump sum residents in Graubünden contribute a relatively high 3% of total tax receipts while Geneva (710) is nervously awaiting changes to corporate tax laws - forced by the European Union - that could further reduce revenues.

Partner Peter Riedweg's practice focuses on corporate tax law, in particular domestic and cross border mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, reorganizations and international tax structurings, capital markets transactions, the immigration of trading and principal companies, redomestications, private equity and hedge fund tax structuring.

As part of the corporate tax law postgraduate programme at the University of Cologne, he acquired the academic degree of Magister Legum (LL.M.)

He specializes in tax law focusing on international tax, corporate income tax and restructurings.

Robert holds a Masters degree in economics from the University of Strasbourg, a post-graduate degree in corporate tax law and is a Luxembourg certified chartered accountant.

As professor of accounting and corporate tax law, she allows us to identify trends and developments in legislation at an early stage as part of our advice on tax policy optimization.

Our corporate tax and value added tax specialists advise on all aspects of national and international tax law, tax planning, and tax optimization related to Switzerland.

Alternative funding schemes that show a similar impact on firms’ R & D activities compared to tax incentives but are not linked to corporate taxation, including the pros and cons as compared to R & D tax incentives.

Daniel U. Lehmann has broad experience in corporate tax matters, in particular M & A, corporate finance (including hybrid financing and securitization), international tax planning as well as tax litigation work.

The main emphasis of his expertise comprises business tax law, international tax law as well as international accounting (US-GAAP/IFRS).

Christoph Suter has broad experience in corporate taxation, in particular M & A, reorganizations, corporate finance, national and international tax planning as well as tax litigation work.

The firm provides advice to its clients on all aspects of Swiss law, with special emphasis on the international content, covering in particular the areas of corporate and commercial law, banking, finance and securities law, mergers and acquisitions, Eastern European and CIS privatisations, corporate taxation and international tax planning, international commercial litigation, international arbitration, intellectual property law, media and entertainment law, estate planning, wills and trusts, judicial assistance in civil and criminal matters, antitrust and competition, labour and employment law.

In addition to that the corporate tax law is undergoing constant changes affecting you and as any other entrepreneur directly.