Law firm Gaudlitz | Legal and tax advice for smooth business operations in Germany

CORPORATE SERVICES

Everything you need to do business in Germany

Managing a company's legal affairs takes time away from the core business - and sometimes unnecessary money. So outsource your legal affairs to us.

We take care of everything, leaving you free to concentrate on your core business.

Get in touch with us. We will be happy to advise you on your options.

Our services in detail

1 Employment and labour law

We draft and review employment contracts for staff and executives, amendment or termination agreements and draft termination notices to ensure legal certainty.

2 Commercial legal protection

We create general terms and conditions (GTC) and contracts for your company, keeping you on the safe side. In case of legal disputes, we represent your interests in court as a law firm.

3 Legal advice

We can advise you on general legal matters. For specialized areas such as trademark and copyright law, competition and cartel law, we connect you with the right specialists.

4 Data protection

The protection of personal data is important in Germany - and is precisely regulated by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). We make the complicated easy and advise you on data protection compliance, data protection in human resources, handling customer data and the data protection declaration.

5 Partner for tax law and consultancy

German tax law is complicated, but it also offers many opportunities. We can put you in touch with the right partners for tax-optimised structuring, tax returns, accounting and annual financial statements.

6 IT law

Your website, data protection, software licences, web shops and much more... IT law affects practically all areas of a company today. We advise you on all related questions.

7 Preservation of company records and commercial books

As a business owner in Germany, you are subject to certain accounting requirements/ regulations. We support you by preserving and presenting your company records and commercial books as required.

8 Publication of annual financial statements in the Federal Gazette

If your company is required to prepare and publish annual accounts, we will publish them for you in the Federal Gazette.

9 Liquidation

When a company has fulfilled its purpose or is no longer profitable, it is time liquidate. We carry out all necessary steps to properly liquidate your company.

We also offer business start-up advice in Germany.
Here you will find our services for business start-ups in Germany.

TESTIMONIALS

What our customers say

"The formation of our German company went smoothly and without complications. The lawyers were available and accompanied us through the entire process. Without doubt, we would recommend working with the law firm Gaudlitz.”

Budić Svetozar

Managing Director Kaltech GmbH

"They listen carefully and understand us. They supported us reliably and effectively from the first consultation to the opening of my company.”

Marjan Macanović

Managing Director MM TechnoTrade GmbH

"Mr. Gaudlitz is a legal expert with profound consulting skills in the M&A area and in corporate structuring. In addition, Mr. Gaudlitz is a team player and therefore implements projects very reliably. We enjoy working with him.”

Prof. Dr. Hans-Hermann Dirksen

Professor of Business Law & Digitization

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about legal and tax advice in Germany

How do I register and pay my taxes in Germany?

Foreign companies must register for tax in Germany and file tax returns on time. The amount of tax payable depends on a number of factors, including the type of business, the sector and the amount of profit. Good tax advice can help to optimise the tax burden and meet deadlines.

What legal requirements do I need to meet to operate in Germany?

Foreign companies wishing to operate in Germany must comply with various legal requirements, such as tax registration, business registration or an operating license. They must also comply with German laws and regulations and interact with German authorities and institutions.

How can I optimise my tax burden in Germany?

There are several ways to optimise your tax burden in Germany, such as choosing the right business structure, utilizing tax incentives, or avoiding tax evasion.

What are the requirements for a branch or subsidiary in Germany?

The requirements for establishing a branch or subsidiary in Germany can vary depending on the type of company and industry. In general, however, foreign companies must choose a German legal form and have a certificate of incorporation and a business address in Germany.

How can I ensure that I meet all my tax obligations?

The optimal business structure in Germany depends on a number of factors, such as the type of business, the industry, the size and the scope of the business. Good advice can help you choose the right business structure, comply with legal requirements and optimise your tax burden.

How can I optimise my business structure in Germany?

The optimal business structure in Germany depends on a number of factors, such as the type of business, the industry, the size and the scope of the business. Good advice can help you choose the right business structure, comply with legal requirements and optimise your tax burden.

What legal consequences can arise from business decisions?

Foreign companies need to be aware of German laws and regulations and consider the possible legal consequences of business decisions.