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Hedges, branches and trees on the property boundary: what neighbourly law actually permits
Hedges, overhanging branches, shade from trees: what neighbour law permits and what recent court rulings have to say on the matter.
Inherited family home: tax exemption applies even if you move in later
BFH ruling: Anyone who inherits their parents’ home is not required to move in within six months, but simply to make a decision in good time.
Long-term care insurance reform: What employers and employees can expect from 2027 onwards
Der Regierungsentwurf zur Pflegeversicherungsreform sieht höhere Beiträge ab 2027 vor , Arbeitgeber und Arbeitnehmer sind betroffen.
Not every argument with colleagues constitutes bullying
The Mannheim Labour Court makes it clear: not every instance of tension between colleagues constitutes workplace bullying. What counts in legal terms and where the line is drawn.
New tick box on the tax return: the Federal Ministry of Finance clarifies what code 500 means
The Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) makes it clear that the new tick box ‘Code 500’ on the tax return does not create any new obligations or criminal liability risks.
Foreign withholding tax on company securities accounts: What businesses need to know
Foreign withholding tax on company investment accounts: what can be offset, what is refunded and what is lost for good.