Operating income: What is really taxable
Revenue under the microscope – the tax office often collects too much!
The tax office quickly classifies payments as taxable income – even if they aren't. Whether it's private transactions, loans, hidden reserves, or trust structures – we examine your income in detail and work to ensure you don't overpay a single cent.
With 30 years of experience in tax audits and recent court rulings, we stand up to the tax authorities. Don't be intimidated – we will defend your rights and ensure a fair trial.
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Practical examples: How TaxPro protects you from unjustified tax claims
Our TaxPro tax experts ensure that the tax office complies with the law and adheres to the rules, rather than arbitrarily classifying private or business transactions as taxable income. We ensure that all circumstances in favor of the taxpayer are taken into account – because this is required by law!
Here are examples of where the tax office is overstepping boundaries – and how we are addressing this:
1. Private transactions and withdrawals are not business income!
The tax office cannot simply record private transfers, loans, or cash movements as taxable income. Many entrepreneurs pay themselves money or transfer money to relatives privately – this has nothing to do with business income! TaxPro is committed to ensuring that your private assets remain protected. We urge the tax office to clearly distinguish between private and business assets and not to classify everything as taxable.
2. Trust structures – no money that belongs to you!
Many entrepreneurs manage funds in trust for third parties – such as lawyers, tax advisors, or entrepreneurs in certain industries. The tax office often claims that these funds belong to the entrepreneur and must be taxed as income. We draw clear boundaries: The tax office must prove that the money is actually yours – and cannot simply assume a tax liability.
3. Disclosure of hidden reserves – when the tax office calculates incorrectly
The improper disclosure of hidden reserves: The tax authorities often try to artificially inflate the value of real estate, machinery, or investments in order to enforce higher tax demands. TaxPro sets limits on this! We demand that the tax authorities apply legally correct valuation methods instead of simply assuming fictitious profits.
4. Why TaxPro?
The tax office must comply with the law – and we make sure it does! With over 30 years of experience, we know all the tricks of the tax administration and know how to best protect you. Don't let the tax office unfairly charge you! Get experts on your side. Act now!
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