TaxPro - Your protective shield against tax investigations
A tax investigation is the nightmare of many entrepreneurs and self-employed individuals. When tax investigators suddenly show up at your door, it's more than just a simple tax audit—it's a suspicion of tax evasion. Searches, seizures, and criminal proceedings can result. But one thing is clear: You are not defenseless against the tax investigators!
With TaxPro tax law experts at your side: We protect you from unlawful measures by tax investigators:
We make sure your valuables are returned quickly
We stop inadmissible investigations and enforce your rights
We defend against unjustified tax criminal proceedings
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How we help you :
Stop & cancel searches: Not every house or business search is permissible. We review the search warrant, file an appeal, and advocate for the order to be canceled by the investigating court.
Recovering confiscated valuables: Tax authorities often confiscate cash, computers, cell phones, and business documents. But that doesn't mean they can be retained permanently. We'll work to secure the release of your assets.
Tax evasion? We'll defend you! If tax evasion is suspected, you could face heavy fines or even prison sentences. But not every back payment is a criminal offense! We investigate the allegations and develop a powerful defense strategy.
Avoid criminal proceedings – before they escalate: Many criminal tax proceedings can be stopped during the investigation, before charges are filed. We know how to negotiate with the tax authorities to get the best possible outcome for you.
Making the right deal with the tax office: When it comes to back payments, an agreement is often possible. But be careful: Not every deal with the tax office is good for you! We ensure that you don't pay more than is legally required – and that your rights are protected.
TaxPro - Your protective shield
in the tax investigation
What to do when the tax inspector rings the bell?
A sudden visit from the tax authorities can affect anyone—business owners, the self-employed, and even private individuals. But one thing is certain: You have rights! And that's exactly where TaxPro tax experts come in.
What happens during a tax investigation? What rights do you have in tax criminal proceedings?
Tax havens in focus: What companies need to know now
Tax investigators are increasingly targeting low-tax municipalities in Germany. Cities such as Monheim am Rhein, Grünwald, and Zossen have come under investigators' scrutiny due to their attractive trade tax rates. Companies based there are increasingly suspected of maintaining only a mailbox address.
However, not every company that benefits from favorable tax rates operates a shell company.
Suspicion of money laundering: If the account is suddenly blocked
More and more banks are freezing customer accounts – often without warning and on the grounds of suspected money laundering. Cash deposits, transfers from abroad, large incoming payments, or cash withdrawals are all sufficient to trigger this.
Anyone who cannot provide clear proof faces a serious problem: no longer having access to their own money, no payments possible, and in the worst case, the account will even be closed.
5 things the tax authorities are not allowed to do – but do anyway
Whether you're an entrepreneur, self-employed, landlord, or employee—if the tax office suspects that you've misreported income, you'll quickly be in the spotlight. A search may come as a surprise—but you have rights. With TaxPro, you have legal professionals at your side who understand your situation and know how to successfully defend yourself against unlawful measures. For over 30 years, we've been defending our clients with vision, strategy, and strong negotiation on equal terms with the tax office.
Can the tax office access foreign accounts?
Do you have an account abroad? Then the German tax office may be interested in it—even without warning. Every year, over 100 countries automatically report data on foreign accounts of German taxpayers. This is based on the Financial Account Information Exchange Act (FKAustG)—and the deadline is September 30th.
But what exactly is being reported? Who is affected? And what can you do if you discover that payments to your foreign account were tax-relevant?
Our solutions for you in tax investigations
First aid advice: Immediate support during an ongoing tax investigation.
Legal remedy or deal: We examine your chances and enforce your rights.
Specialists with experience: 30 years of tax criminal law and tax investigation.
Certified quality.
Current test cases: We conduct numerous successful proceedings and use these judgments specifically for our clients.
Active nationwide: No matter where you are, we are at your side.