On various occasions, such as the founding of a company, the purchase of a company or the succession of a company, the question often arises as to which form of company is advantageous from a tax point of view.
We answer this question with the help of a holistic tax burden comparison. This allows you to keep an eye on the complicated facets of tax law across different levels and participants and provides you with a good basis for your decision.
First of all, we consider at the company level whether a sole proprietorship, a partnership or a corporation makes sense for you. Even though corporate tax law provides for extensive neutrality in terms of legal form, there are sometimes considerable differences. This is due, among other things, to the different types of income, which can lead to an additional burden of trade tax.
In the case of a company purchase, we also consider whether the purchase price can be written off for tax purposes. Furthermore, we keep an eye on the tax burdens that are triggered for you personally in the form of income tax in the case of profit distributions or managing director salaries.