Restructuring

Corporate restructuring requires precise planning and sound expertise in numerous tax and legal issues. Our team of tax advisors offers comprehensive support
in analysing the respective restructuring measures and their tax implications. We advise you on the best options to realise tax benefits and minimise legal risks. We guide you through the entire process, from planning to implementation, and ensure compliance with all legal requirements.

“Asset protection” is a term that is regularly familiar to anyone involved in business. The aim is to limit the use of capital to what is required for business purposes. The aim is not to hide assets, but to prevent potential creditor access to private assets.

The German Reorganisation Act offers companies various options for changing their structure in a legally secure manner – for example through mergers, demergers or changes of legal form. We provide you with comprehensive advice on the legal, tax and economic implications and support you throughout the entire process, from planning to implementation.

Creating tax-optimised sales structures is crucial for the economic success of your M&A projects. Our team of tax advisors knows your initial situation, analyses your sales process and identifies potential for tax optimisation. We therefore develop targeted solutions that combine tax advantages and operational efficiency. By implementing suitable structures, you can then reduce your tax burden and ultimately increase profitability.

Holding structures have a number of tax advantages. Firstly, they represent a suitable exit structure in the event that there are no suitable successors and the family business is to be sold. In addition, they enable the successive generation to participate successively and to utilise inheritance and gift tax allowances as appropriate.

Not every corporate reorganisation requires a formal conversion. We develop individual solutions such as asset deals, shareholder changes or internal restructurings to restructure your company flexibly and efficiently – always with a view to tax optimisation and legal certainty.

The appropriate legal form can change over the course of an entrepreneur’s life. Transformation (tax) law opens up opportunities to take account of changing needs without the change of legal form resulting in a tax burden. There are many reasons for a change of legal form. These include the creation of exit structures, the creation of depreciation potential, but also the minimisation of liability or the inclusion of additional shareholders.