A life for the treasury It’s finally here, the well-deserved pension, the much longed-for retirement, the end of all obligations, finally never having to pay taxes again. Well, not quite. The taxation of earned income is naturally followed by the taxation of pensions, or as Father State calls it, the taxation of retirement income. For […]
Anyone who is employed as an employee until the age of 67 with a continuous income can expect to receive a net pension amounting to 50 percent of the last net income in the not too distant future, if he or she becomes a pensioner. This allows the average wage earner to live a dignified […]
The national implementation of the EU Conversion Directive facilitates EU-wide transfers of registered offices and mergers of companies abroad. However, this could make life more difficult for company pensioners from Germany in individual cases. published in Link: www.institutional-money.com/magazin/aktuelle-ausgabe/artikel/betriebsrentner-im-regen-64344
As of January 31, 2023, transposition into national law (draft bill of April 20, 2022) is to make it easier for domestic companies to merge with foreign (European) companies, including transfer of the registered office abroad. In return, company pensioners can then be deprived of the protection of the German #Pensionssicherungs #Vereins aG (PSVAG) in […]
– When the employer alone is liable for the equal value of deferred compensation? – 2022 the value equality of the direct insurance (DV) ends In the future, it will be highly questionable whether the sum of the contributions paid in or converted will be “equal in value” at the end of the savings […]
Insolvency application risk for pension commitments The so-called pension commitment or direct commitment is a common and extremely popular pension provision concept for managing directors, especially in medium-sized companies. Thousands of times thought of as a retirement provision for leading employees, this “tax savings model” was gladly recommended by tax consultants all over Germany and […]
– Possibilities of structuring pension assets in pension chambers – The Higher Administrative Court of Rhineland-Palatinate (OVG Rheinland-Pfalz, judgment of 26.05.2010, Case No. 6 A 10320/10.OVG) already dismissed the action of a doctor who wanted to have it established that his wife would later be entitled to a widow’s pension from the pension fund. […]
– Why the capital market with compound interest effect does not allow us to expect higher pensions – For years, insiders have been reporting difficulties in the pension funds in generating the promised returns to finance pensions. While the management of a Versorgungskammer used to pat themselves on the back year after year because […]
– Opportunities and risks for policyholders and their insurance brokers – Foreign insurance companies, especially those from the European Economic Area (EEA) and the European Union (EU), are increasingly competing with domestic suppliers. For insurance intermediaries and insurance customers, this creates risks, but also opportunities. Regular notification procedure EEA and EU insurers must […]
– When the employer alone is liable for the equal value of deferred compensation? – 2022 the value equality of the direct insurance (DV) ends In future, it will be very questionable whether, at the end of the savings period – the deferral period, in the case of deferred compensation in the company pension […]
