How TaxPro stopped insolvency proceedings before they even began
Initial situation: Insolvency proceedings initiated due to tax debts – security ordered
The tax office had filed a petition with the local court to open insolvency proceedings. As a first step, the court had already issued protective measures pursuant to Section 21 (2) of the German Insolvency Code (InsO) – a legal precursor to insolvency.
TaxPro's client was in danger of losing control of his assets .
Only TaxPro was able to bring about a turnaround in this situation through more than 30 years of experience in tax law and consistent enforcement against the tax authorities.
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Strategy: Analysis of tax claims at the tax office and targeted counterarguments
TaxPro convinced the court that there was no acute danger of so-called actions damaging the assets – thus, no reason to continue the proceedings. The provisional insolvency administrator supported this request. At the same time, the tax office announced that it was withdrawing the insolvency application.
Result: Lifting of the measures – insolvency proceedings terminated
The court lifted all security measures
The opening of insolvency proceedings was not carried out
The client remained fully economically viable
What you should take away from this:
Even if insolvency proceedings have been initiated, there are legal defense options
Those who act early can prevent the opening of insolvency proceedings
TaxPro knows the prerequisites and weaknesses of such procedures – and uses them specifically to defend
TaxPro has repeatedly successfully stopped insolvency proceedings at the request of tax authorities – through legal expertise and clear argumentation.
Are you threatened with insolvency proceedings by the tax office?
Have your situation checked before security measures are taken – TaxPro protects your assets .
Contact us now – before others decide.