Tax and tax criminal law

At the Steiniger law firm we are very glad that we can very effectively connect the world of tax with the world of law for our clients. The added value for Steiniger’s clients lies especially in the expertise of our specialists, who can assess individual cases not only in terms of possible legal but also tax implications.

Tax opinion

A tax opinion for more significant business transactions, new operating models, or simply an assessment of the tax implications of the current situation is a much sought-after service at Steiniger. An analysis of possible risks, together with a proposal of potential solutions, allows clients to set up their business model optimally so that it best reflects their strategic as well as risk profile.

International business transactions

In international business transactions we examine for clients above all the impact of international double-taxation treaties on the specific case. For clients with international business structures we often provide opinions in which we optimise existing structures not only from a tax but also from an administrative perspective.

Tax disputes

In the case of tax disputes we defend clients before the relevant authorities and handle the entire case management. Clients are thus relieved of the litigation burden and can focus better on their business.

Criminal law is an irreplaceable means of protection in social relationships. It comes into play only when social relationships are so seriously and permanently disrupted that the means of other, non-criminal branches of law are not enough to remedy them. In criminal law and proceedings the power of the state is fully manifested, and Steiniger will help you understand your rights and protect your interests, whatever your procedural position.

Criminal compliance

The aim of criminal compliance is to identify risk factors and minimise the likelihood of criminally relevant risks occurring, and above all to protect the company and its employees. It is therefore advisable for your company to have appropriate and correct internal rules and programmes for preventing breaches of the law, created in line with the company’s actual activities and the risks arising from them.