Stephanie Tigges - Tax Adviser
Stephanie Tigges holds a Master‘s level degree in business administration and is a Partner specialising in global mobility services at the Tax service line at Grant Thornton AG.
She has many years of experience in advising corporations of all sizes on their cross-border employee assignments. She specialises in international wage and income tax consulting.
Fields of expertise
- Development and implementation of plans and policies for various cross-border secondments (e.g. posting programmes, remote work).
- Advice on wage and income tax treatment of cross-border employee assignments and support for IT-based recording solutions
- Consulting for Japanese companies in Germany on wages and income tax
Memberships
- Düsseldorf Chamber of Tax Advisers Düsseldorf [Düsseldorf Steuerberaterkammer]
- Steuerberaterverband Düsseldorf [Düsseldorf Association of Tax Advisers]
- Düsseldorf Association for Tax Law [Düsseldorfer Vereinigung für Steuerrecht e.V.]
Qualifications
- Tax Adviser
- Diplom-Kauffrau [Master’s level graduate in business administration]
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Social Insurance Fund for Artists (Künstlersozialkasse)
Duty to file by the turn of the year and deadline on 31 March 2025
Organisations and the self-employed who regularly commission creative or publication services shouldn’t forget an important deadline at the turn of the year – reporting their social insurance contribution for artists for 2024. The contribution deadline is 31 March 2025. In this post we tell you what you need to look out for to comply with your contribution duties properly and on time.
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06 Dec 2024
Federal Ministry of Finance Circular
Calculation of wages under double tax agreements in dividing up payroll
The new guideline deals in detail with the allocation of wages in cases in which employees receive both taxable and tax-free wages in Germany. In particular, the application of the daily tax table for salary payment periods as of 1 January 2025 is addressed.
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3 min read
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16 Sep 2024
Non-resident taxpayers
Current news on applying for income tax assessment
Federal Ministry of Finance allows nationals of EU or EEA member states with residence or habitual abode in Switzerland to apply for voluntary income tax filing in Germany.
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2 min read
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13 Aug 2024
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