Disclosure requirements for international relationships from 2018

From January 1, 2018, amended requirements for international relationships have been established in Germany. Disclosure requirements to the financial authorities start at a participation rate of 10% (previously: 25%). Direct and indirect participations have to be scraped together. Apart from the participation rate the disclosure requirements also start if the participation is EUR 150,000 or …

Property tax in Germany unconstitutional

The German Federal Constitutional Court hat announced his decision on the valuation of property tax on April 10, 2018. Therefore the actual tax rules for property tax in the Western German states are not in line with the constitution since at least 2002. The court advised the legislator to implement new rules until the end …

ASCG publishes E-DRS 34 and E-DRS 35

The Accounting Standards Committee of Germany (ASCG) has published the draft accounting standard no. 34 associated companies (E-DRS 34) and the draft accounting standard no. 35 quota consolidation (E-DRS 35) for consultation. Responses to E-DRS 34 and E-DRS 35 are to be made until May 11, 2018 at the ASCG. source: ASCG

EU adopts IFRIC 22

The European Union has published on April 3, 2018 the  regulation (EC) no 2018/519  of March 28, 2018. The regulation is related to the adoption of certain international accounting rules in accordance with regulation (EC) no. 1606/2002 of the European Parliament. The regulation adopts IFRIC 22 Foreign Currency transactions and Advance Consideration.

The new data protection act

The new European data protection regulation applying as from May 25, 2018 has been arousing widespread public interest. What is going to be changed in data protection, what has to be considered in relation to my auditor or tax advisor? We have provided a podcast on our website under the section “Service/Podcasts” with further information …