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Once living and working in Singapore comes to an end for German expatriates, one of the key aspects you should consider before returning home is tax implications. Relocating to Germany from a low-tax country such as Singapore, can potentially lead to a significant increase in taxes due on income and investments.
This interactive webinar will give you a deeper understanding on German tax law implications and how to deal with them once you are planning a move back to Germany. Possible options on how foreign income may not have to be taxed in Germany will be described.
Areas of consideration include:
- Taxation of income from employment
- Taxation of foreign and local investments
- Inheritance and gifts taxes
- Double Tax Agreements and tax relief options
- Tax-efficient repatriation strategy
- Tax-efficient investment solution
*This webinar will be conducted in German language
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Agenda at a Glance:
Welcome Remarks
- Claudia Hayes | German Association
Introduction & Overview
- Dr Daniel Brunner | The Heritage Partnership, Partner Practice of St. James's Place (Singapore) Private Limited.
German Taxation and Key Considerations for Expats
- David Martiny | Luther
Investment Solutions for Tax-efficient Repatriation, followed by Summary
- Dr Daniel Brunner | The Heritage Partnership, Partner Practice of St. James's Place (Singapore) Private Limited.
About the Speakers
Dr. Daniel Brunner, Partner at The Heritage Partnership, Partner Practice of St. James’s Place (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Daniel has strong experience in private banking, wealth planning and asset management. Before joining St James’s Place/The Heritage Partnership Daniel worked for a Swiss based multi-family office and an independent asset manager in Singapore. Prior to that, he held various senior roles at Credit Suisse AG in Zurich for almost 23 years. (view full profile)
David Martiny, Partner at Luther LLP
David is a partner at Luther LLP, one of the leading Continental-European law firms in SEA. He leads Luther's tax practice, where he and his team advise clients from all sectors and regions on tax issues for Singapore and the Southeast Asian region, as well as tax topics in Europe. With more than 14 years of experience in international tax, he specialises in international tax structuring and transfer pricing as well as individual tax matters. (view full profile)
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