Kick-Backs Archives - Rechtsanwaltskanzlei München

Published on: 24. March 20167. December 2020

Life insurance coats from Liechtenstein: Tax evasion often included ?

– Avoiding the risks of the final withholding tax savings model – The truth is often brutal, the lie only when it is uncovered. Erhard Blanck. In order to circumvent the final withholding tax on investment income, ultimately to reduce the taxes, and for tax-free retention of the income, life insurance companies from Liechtenstein, […]

Published on: 17. March 20167. December 2020

Life insurance in Liechtenstein: Asset protection with total default risks

“If you have faith, it’s all over.” (Stanislav Lec, Polish poet) Asset protection is the separation of business and private risks or assets, including the integration of insurance protection. Risks to private assets stem primarily from the business sector (e.g. liability for break-through) or from financing, but also from separation/divorce or legal disputes. […]

Published on: 15. April 2015

In the purchase lies the profit – customer advantages by commission levy

The commission levy by the cash-back insurance broker as an alternative to the net tariff. How insurance brokers give up to more than 40% of insurance premiums to their clients More and more intermediaries are waiving their commissions, not only in the case of insurance brokerage, but also in the case of open-ended investment […]

Published on: 23. January 201511. January 2021

Mistakes and pitfalls in real estate financing

Unsound proposals by intermediaries and financial houses for investors and builders In the last three decades, around one million German citizens have had a de facto junk property sold to them as an investment, primarily as a retirement provision. Very few are actually a case for the wrecking ball or the demolition expert, because they […]

Published on: 4. November 201411. January 2021

Life insurance from Liechtenstein: a planned tax fraud?

What intermediaries, especially insurance brokers, should pay particular attention to Broker advisors of domestic life insurers in particular are sometimes of the opinion that there are much better products available domestically than, for example, from Liechtenstein. Above all, broker advisors and insurance intermediaries are asking themselves whether brokering such life insurance policies from Liechtenstein is […]

Published on: 15. October 201411. January 2021

LV from Liechtenstein: a planned tax fraud?

What intermediaries, especially insurance brokers, should watch out for Broker advisors and insurance intermediaries often ask themselves whether brokering life insurance policies from Liechtenstein is perhaps already tax fraud? After all, foreign insurers would love to claim that no taxes were involved. And wouldn’t this be as dangerous as moving supposedly “tax-neutral” money into or […]

Published on: 6. March 201411. January 2021

Company pension via a foundation?

The forecasts for benefits of numerous private pension insurance policies have more than halved since they were taken out, which has only been the case since 1990, due to the sharp fall in interest rates in the meantime. This is no different in occupational pension schemes (bAV), which are largely organised via life insurance policies. […]

Published on: 28. January 2014

Up to more than 50 % less pension for chamber professionals

Around 90 pension funds, also known as pension chambers, are public corporations that collect funds from their “compulsory members” to build up a funded pension scheme. Past and foreseeable pension cuts challenge the system. The Higher Administrative Court of Lüneburg ruled that no compulsory member may stop paying contributions “because of an allegedly erroneous investment […]

Published on: 17. January 201411. January 2021

Pension funds give cause for concern

Risks for doctors, notaries, tax consultants, lawyers, dentists, architects and auditors Around 90 pension funds, also known as pension chambers, are public corporations that collect funds from their “compulsory members” for the au au of a funded pension scheme. Past and foreseeable pension cuts challenge the system. No exit by refusal to pay The Higher […]

Published on: 9. October 201311. January 2021

Risk for doctors: Significantly lower pensions from pension funds

Around 90 pension funds, also known as pension chambers, are public corporations that collect funds from their “compulsory members” to build up a funded pension scheme. But the pension cuts that have already been decided, as well as those that are foreseeable in the future, call the system into question. However, “withdrawal” is not an […]

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