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Author: Michael Lahr
Minimum wage to rise from 2026: What companies need to consider now for mini-jobs and midi-jobs
22. December 2025
By Michael Lahr
DeutschEconomyFinance

Minimum Wage Increase from 2026

As 2025 draws to a close, one of the most significant labour market changes of recent years is about to take effect. From 1 January 2026, the next stage of the statutory minimum wa

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Understanding Christmas bonuses: What applies legally and fiscally at the end of the year
15. December 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessDeutschsocial benefit

Understanding Christmas Bonuses

By mid-December, many companies have already completed the accounting and payroll processing of year-end bonuses. In most cases, Christmas bonuses are paid together with the Novemb

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5. December 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessDeutschTax

Corporate Christmas Events

With the beginning of December, many companies enter the peak season of year-end events. Christmas parties are among the most important internal gatherings to bring teams together,

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27. November 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessDeutschTax

Christmas gifts for employees and business associates

With the start of Advent, many companies are focusing on their annual gift-giving season. Whether it's a small token of appreciation for business partners or a seasonal gesture of

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Artists’ Social Insurance: Contribution Rate Drops to 4.9% in 2026
30. October 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessDeutschTax

Artists’ Social Insurance

The German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has announced that the contribution rate to the Artists’ Social Insurance Scheme will be reduced from 5.0% to 4.9%, effec

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VAT special audits
20. October 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessDeutschTax

VAT special audits

Companies operating in Germany need to be especially vigilant in managing their VAT: Recent figures from the German tax authorities show that special VAT audits alone in 2024 led

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Paid Holiday Bonus
11. September 2025
By Michael Lahr
Deutschsocial benefitTax

Paid Holiday Bonus in Germany

The paid holiday bonus is often seen by employees as a one-time financial benefit added to their salary. However, in Germany, this payment is not mandatory by law and is fully taxa

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VAT Consequences of Transfer Pricing Adjustments: What Businesses with EU subsidiaries need to Know in 2025?
19. August 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessEuropeFinanceTax

VAT Consequences of Transfer Pricing Adjustments

For a long time, it was generally assumed that value-added tax (VAT) and transfer pricing operate independently and do not affect one another. However, in their efforts to increase

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VAT & Company Cars in France: New Deduction Opportunity for Businesses
1. August 2025
By Michael Lahr
BusinessFinanceFranceTax

VAT & Company Cars in France

A major shift in case law, now reflected in French tax doctrine, could open new opportunities for businesses regarding VAT on company cars. Following a ruling by the Court of Just

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Taxation of French Civil Service Pensions – Clarification within the Franco-German Tax Cooperation Framework
27. July 2025
By Michael Lahr
DeutschFinanceFranceTax

Taxation of French Civil Service Pensions

The German tax authorities have recently clarified how French civil service pensions are to be treated under the Franco-German Double Taxation Agreement (DTA). A consultation agree

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