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Accounting
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Methods of business valuation: Discounted Cash Flow method
The company value is central in sales negotiations and can be determined using various methods such as the Discounted Cash Flow. This DCF method is based on discounted future earnings and requires extensive data analysis.
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Waiver of claims in corporate restructuring
Shareholder loans can be used as a means of corporate restructuring, with profit-effective waivers of claims representing restructuring gains. For tax purposes, they are treated as non-profit-effective if it is hidden equity or if granted during poor business performance.
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Accounting
Independence
Distinction between self-employment and hobby activities
The Federal Court confirmed that a farm qualifies as a hobby rather than an independent economic activity without profit-seeking intentions from 2011 onwards. A deferral of taxes when transferring business assets to private assets was rejected because an incorrect legal basis was cited.
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Accounting
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Possibility of booking a fine as a provision.
Legal entities may book provisions as expenses to reduce taxable income. Fines without penal character may also be recorded as provisions.
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Accounting
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Accounting & Trust Services at a Monthly Fixed Price
Findea AG introduces fixed-price accounting subscriptions that support small businesses and cover complex requirements. The subscriptions can be canceled at any time and also offer additional services such as tax advice.
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Accounting
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Business justification of expenses
Expenses such as travel and accommodation costs are tax deductible if they are business-related. The burden of proof lies with the taxpayer, otherwise, they will be offset against profits.
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Accounting
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The general reserves
Joint-stock companies must allocate 5% of their annual profits to general reserves until these reach 20% of the share capital. Additional allocations are required for premium income and other revenues.
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The transfer of assets
Assets are transferred by contract and entry in the commercial register; detailed inventories and arrangements regarding consideration are important. Creditors and employees are legally protected, and the latter can terminate their employment under the old conditions.
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The independence of the audit firm in the ordinary audit
Laws demand the actual and apparent independence of the audit office, with stricter criteria for ordinary audits. Non-compliance impairs credibility and audit reports.
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