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November 23, 2007
European Court of Justice to decide on new sports betting cases after the Placanica decision
Analysis of: Two more refferals to the ECJ from the Administrative Court of Giessen | germangaminglaw.blogspot.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Seven German sports betting cases are now pending before the ECJ (one from Cologne, three each from Stuttgart and Giessen). The German courts asked the ECJ whether a national monopoly can be upheld under EU law, if there is no coherent and systematic policy. 
Peter DehnenOctober 18, 2007
Supreme Tax Court: A deferred item must be dissolved if within a tax group the controlling company sells its shares of the subsidiary company
Analysis of: Auflösung passiver Ausgleichsposten bei Organschaft | www.sis-verlag.de
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
This article discusses a remarkable judgment by the highest German tax court. With its decision from February 7, 2007, the Supreme Tax Court contradicted the tax authority’s long standing approach and stated that the regulation contained in section R 63(3) of the Corporate Tax Guidelines (Körperschaftsteuerrichtlinien;...
Peter DehnenOctober 5, 2007
German Supreme Tax Court allowed for the deduction of interest payments on a loan used to finance the acquisition of shares even after the shares are contributed into another corporation
Analysis of: Kein Abzug von Schuldzinsen aus Darlehen zur Refinanzierung einer GmbH-Beteiligung nach deren Veräußerung | vershp.invedaweb.de
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
The heading of this article is phrased as if there where no deduction of interest payments on loans used to finance the acquisition of shares possible under German jurisdiction. But that is not the full story. As it is often the case when it comes to German tax law, things appear to be tricky. That...
Peter DehnenSeptember 6, 2007
EON moves into Russian electricity market
Analysis of: E.ON forms JV for Russian electricity market | www.speroforum.com
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
EON, Germany’s biggest power producer, has set up a joint venture in Siberia with Russian energy group STS which will assist the company in its goal of building up a strong position in one of Europe’s largest and fastest growing markets. Both partners own a 50 % stake in the new company with the name...
Peter DehnenAugust 22, 2007
German Corporate Tax: payout of the tax credit modified
Analysis of: Schicksal des Koerperschaftssteuer-Guthabens nach SEStEG | www.ulm.ihk24.de
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
This analysis provides an inside view on new aspects of the German tax law that might be of interest even for taxpayers not resident in Germany. Although the corporate tax system has been changed from the tax credit method to the half-income system in 2000/2001, many corporations have tax credits resulting...
Peter DehnenAugust 17, 2007
DaimlerChrysler - are the divorced companies heading for a fresh start?
Analysis of: Daimler pays to dump Chrysler | money.cnn.com
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
“A marriage made in heaven” – that’s what the merger between Daimler and Chrysler was once called. Today we can read about their divorce and how they are looking around for potential new partners. This analysis gives a rough overview and comments on the future of the enterprise.
Peter DehnenAugust 15, 2007
Federal Tax Court on the taxation of compensation payments
Analysis of: Bundesfinanzhof: Zur Abfindungszahlung für den Verzicht auf einen zugesagten Arbeitsplatz | www.iww.de
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
This analysis provides an inside view on new aspects of the German tax law that might be of interest even for taxpayers not resident in Germany. The taxation of compensation payments for example again was the subject of a case decided by the Federal Tax Court.
Peter DehnenAugust 13, 2007
Siemens names new CEO – and still faces great challenges
Analysis of: Siemens AG Sunday named Merck & Co. Inc.'s Peter Löscher as its new president and CEO in an effort to break with recent scandals that have plagued the company. | www.central-it.de
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
As the company struggles to improve an image tarnished by corruption the supervisory board of the German engineering conglomerate Siemens AG announced on May 20 already that it has tapped Peter Loescher as its new CEO. The announcement ended weeks of uncertainty over who would take over leadership of...
Peter DehnenAugust 8, 2007
Business tax reform: German Bundestag passes bill
Analysis of: Business tax reform 2008: Making Germany attractive for business | www.bundeskanzlerin.de
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
The German government has been discussing necessary measures for a business tax reform for months. In February 2007 a draft was published summarizing the planned amendments. A lively discussion regarding the proposed changes ended in an amended draft which passed the Bundestag (Lower House of Parliament)...
Peter DehnenAugust 7, 2007
Porsche bids for Volkswagen but has no intentions
Analysis of: Porsche's public takeover bid for VW fails | auto.blogiezt.com
Author: Peter Dehnen, Partner, Dehnen.Lawyers
Porsche made an offer to buy the shares which it does not already own in Volkswagen AG at a price lower than the current stock exchange rate. This offer has not been successful – and Porsche is pleased with this result. This analysis shows, why that is.

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