Introduction
- Introduction
- Background
Sources of Law Effecting Germany
- Supra-National (or unwritten) Law Concepts
- Basic Law (i.e. Constitution) 
- International Law 
- Multi-National Law 
- EC Law
 
- Bi-National (or Bi-Lateral) 
- Double Tax Conventions 
- German Constitution Art. 59 (i.e. GG) gives DTC's priority over Germany's right to Tax as given in the General Tax Act (i.e. AO) §2
- German Statutory Law (i.e. Uni-lateral law) 
- Tax Acts
- Ordinances (i.e. EStDV or Einkommensteuer-Durchführungs-verordnung)
- Autonomous Statutes
 
- Non-Statutory Law 
- Court Decisions (or Judge Made Law)
- Other Executive Law 
- Guidelines
- Decrees
- Circulars
- Orders
 
 
 
 
- Double Tax Conventions 
 
- Multi-National Law 
 
- International Law 
References & Definitions
- References
- Definitions
Taxation of Natural Individuals
- German Residents 
- Taxation 
- Income from German Sources 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral 
- EStG §2(1) Income Source Identification 
- Agriculture and forestry income
- Business income
- Independent Personal Services
- Dependent personal service income
- Capital Investment income
- Rental income
- Other, income including annuities ad private short-term capital gains
 
- Non-taxed Sources (i.e. Exclusions from Sources) 
- Gifts, bequests, prizes & lottery winnings
- Long term capital gains unless 
- Part of trade or business
- Sale of corporate stock held as personal property
 
 
 
- EStG §2(1) Income Source Identification 
 
- Uni-Lateral 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German) Sources 
- Taxation 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral 
- Tax Free Foreign Income 
- EStG §34(c)(5) Specific Employment Income when earned by DE Resident from Foreign Companies in Foreign Locations
 
- Double Taxation Prevention i.e. Income earned by DE resident from Foreign Activities 
- Foreign Tax Act (i.e. AStG Außßensteuergesetz)
- AStG §12, Gives Human DE Residents a Reduction in their DE Tax Paid based on Foreign Tax Already Paid on Foreign Income Earned via...
- EStG §34(c)Foreign Tax Credit re Foreign Tax Paid by DE resident on Foreign Income earned
- EStG §34(c)(1) Method 1: Maximum Limit Calculation re Foreign Tax Paid OR
- EStG §34(c)(2) Method 2: Straight Deduction re Foreign Tax Credit Allowed
 
- EStG Ordinance §68A
 
- EStG §34(c)Foreign Tax Credit re Foreign Tax Paid by DE resident on Foreign Income earned
 
- AStG §12, Gives Human DE Residents a Reduction in their DE Tax Paid based on Foreign Tax Already Paid on Foreign Income Earned via...
 
- Foreign Tax Act (i.e. AStG Außßensteuergesetz)
 
- Tax Free Foreign Income 
 
- Uni-Lateral 
 
- DTC's 
 
- Tax Avoidance Provisions 
- Foreign Tax Act (i.e Außensteuergesetz) 
- AStG §1 re Human Individuals
- Which Sections Apply? and what's the penalty? 
- AStG §2 - 5
 
 
 
- Foreign Tax Act (i.e Außensteuergesetz) 
 
- International 
 
- Taxation 
 
- Income from German Sources 
 
- Taxation 
- Non-German Residents 
- Income from German Sources 
- Taxation 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral 
- AO §1 Taxation on German Income Sources Only (i.e. limited liability)
 
 
- Uni-Lateral 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
 
- Taxation 
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German) Sources 
- Taxation 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Un-Lateral
 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
 
- Taxation 
 
- Income from German Sources 
Taxation of Legal Individuals
- Resident German Legal Entities 
- AO §1 Taxation on All Income Sources (i.e. unlimited liability) 
- Income from German Sources 
- Taxation
- Income from German Sources 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral
 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
 
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German) Sources 
- Taxation
- Income from German Sources 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral
 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
- Double Taxation Prevention i.e. Foreign earned income owned by DE resident 
- AStG §12 Gives Tax Credit for Legal Individuals: Tax Deduction of Foreign Tax Paid by DE resident on Foreign Income earned
 
 
 
- Income from German Sources 
- Tax Avoidance Provisions 
- Foreign Tax Act (i.e Außensteuergesetz) 
- Who does it apply to (i.e. Application)? 
- AStG §1 re Legal Individuals
 
- Which Sections Apply? and what's the penalty? 
- AStG §6 Benefits from the Transfers of Hidden Reserves
- AStG §7 - 14 Benefits from German Controlled Foreign Companies in Low Tax Countries
 
 
- Who does it apply to (i.e. Application)? 
 
- Foreign Tax Act (i.e Außensteuergesetz) 
 
- AO §1 Taxation on All Income Sources (i.e. unlimited liability) 
- Non-German Resident Legal Entities 
- Income from German Sources 
- Taxation 
- Income from German Sources 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral
 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
 
- Income from German Sources 
 
- Taxation 
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German) Sources 
- Taxation 
- Income from German Sources 
- International 
- Multinational (i.e. EU)
- Bi-Lateral 
- DTC's 
- Uni-Lateral
 
 
- DTC's 
 
 
- International 
 
- Income from German Sources 
 
- Taxation 
 
- Income from German Sources 
Taxation of Partners & Partnerships
- German Residents 
- Income from German Sources
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German Sources)
 
- Non-German Residents 
- Income from German Sources
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German Sources)
 
Permanent Establishments
- Owned by German Residents 
- Income from German Sources
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German Sources)
 
- Owned by Non-German Residents 
- Income from German Sources
- Income from Other Worldwide (i.e. Non-German Sources)
 
Tax Optimization Planning
- Transfer Pricing
- Thin Capitalization
- Derivative Financial Instruments
- International Re-organizations
- Controlled Foreign Corporations
- Inbound Corporate Acquisitions
Tax Accounting
- Accounting
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