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acquisition Near expenses, tax-exempt part-time activities, deduction of losses of foreign subsidiaries

first acquisition Near charges - open of doubt

According to § 6 paragraph 1 no 1a Income Tax Act include the cost of a building also 3 year following its acquisition expenses for repair and modernization, if the expenditure excluding VAT 15 % Of the cost of the building exceed (acquisition near production costs). This provision of the Income Tax Act in the past has also given rise to numerous questions, therefore, because older administration instructions (eg BMF letter dated 18.07.2003) in parallel with subsequent changes in the law were applied. Now, the OFD Rheinland taken to open position of doubt (OFD Rhineland, available from 07/06/2010 - S 2211-1001 - St 232). respond

Without the individual questions, I recommend you always if you make 3 years after the purchase of the building repairs, conversions and other alterations to the building to study these carefully OFD available. It was actually trying to address all possible situations and to settle finally. The ruling is a perfect study guide for the taxpayer.

second individual examples of tax-exempt part-time activities

It often happens that an entrepreneur-lancing in any form. Again and again, the question then arises whether these activities may be eligible for the exemption under § 3 of the Income Tax Act No. 26 in the amount of € 2,100.00 a year. The OFD Hannover with its disposal of 15 12. 2009 - S 2121-55 - 215 StO rendered outstanding, in which he has presented 27 separate examples of tax-exempt part-time activities. The list starts with the physicians in disability sport, through to holiday supervisor and lecturer at schools and ends with insured elders. So anyone who committed a second job and an allowance for this Activity should receive, the
OFD - get available to clarify whether or not it can be for the salaries received tax-free up to € 2,100.00
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third deduction of losses of foreign subsidiaries

According to CITA § 14 German parent companies losses of their domestic subsidiaries as part of a so-called fiscal unity under certain conditions against its own profits. The subsidiaries in other EU Member States
not covered under this scheme. The ECJ had in the "Marks & Spencer ruled that the EU states can restrict loss relief within a group on ways in each Member State based companies, since this in principle mirror image relation to tax their profits. This is also regulated in Germany Sun If losses of subsidiaries in their Ansässigkeitstaat but in consequence of an economic failure for tax purposes can not be argued, the State, in which the parent company is located, to allow such "definitive" losses as deductions if it allows the deduction of losses in similar losses of domestic subsidiaries.

As described above represents the case of the so-called fiscal unity, a loss offsetting domestic subsidiaries under the conditions that CITA § 14 allowed. The conditions include that a transfer agreement within the meaning of § 291 between the parent and the subsidiary is complete. This transfer agreement in order to be tax effective for at least the next 5 years to be completed and implemented. He has to regulate beyond that at this time, all gains and losses of the subsidiary is transferred to the parent company.

With Judgement of 11/12/2010 - 6 K 406/08 the Lower Tax Court pointed out that under similar conditions as "definite" losses of the subsidiaries of a deduction in Germany should not be excluded.

As there is a transfer agreement "over the limit" type can not be be a "definitive" loss in Germany would only be deductible and netted, if agreed in advance with the German parent company of the EU's daughter, that all losses unless they are offset against foreign, acquired by the domestic parent company. If these conditions are met and that the mother has committed in advance to absorb losses, is possible in the opinion of that court chargeability.

This is an important decision for all companies that are active abroad or want to be. Make this regard necessarily with their tax advisor about it, so that so-called "definitive" loss can be offset.