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German tax advice sought (CGT and residence rules)
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markgirling
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- Joined:Wed Aug 06, 2008 3:14 pm
I bought 2 houses in the UK in 1992 and intend to sell them soon, realising a substantial capital gain. I have been non UK resident since 1996, hopping from Germany to the Republic of Ireland and back a number of times. I am currently resident in Ireland and intend to move to Germany (for 1 year only) in June 2005. I am clear on my UK tax position (no liability to CGT as long as I do not become UK resident again within the stipulated period); however I am a little confused about current german tax laws. Can someone point me to a tax adviser who has knowledge of both german tax laws and irish tax laws? My mother tongue is english, however I can speak and read german.
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ian.wright@beechams.
- Posts:47
- Joined:Wed Aug 06, 2008 3:11 pm
Mark, I know of an excellant international tax practice in Germany who may be able to help. They are...
Hans Peter Kraft Diplom-Kaufmann und Steuerberater [mailto:hanspeterkraft@t-online.de]
I hope they can help.
Ian
Hans Peter Kraft Diplom-Kaufmann und Steuerberater [mailto:hanspeterkraft@t-online.de]
I hope they can help.
Ian
