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26 Oct Rent Arrears Paid – Can a Landlord Still Terminate the Lease? German Federal Court Ruling 15 Oct BFH Ruling: When Are Insolvency Administrator Fees Tax-Deductible in Germany? 06 Oct Services Are Subject to 7% VAT and Which to 19%? 02 Oct German Federal Court: Intransparent AGB Clauses May Be Invalid 11 Sep German Federal Court Clarifies Shareholder Status 03 Sep BAG on Annahmeverzugslohn: What Information Can an Employer Request? 25 Aug BGH Strengthens Landlords in Tenant Insolvency: Claim to Replenish Rental Security Remains Valid 19 Aug BGH Strengthens the Protection of Buyers in Developer Agreements 12 Aug New Packaging Law from August 2026: What Companies in Germany Need to Know 07 Aug Germany’s New Building Modernisation Act: What Property Owners Need to Know 28 Jul Mandatory E-Invoicing (E-Rechnung) in Germany: What Businesses Need to Know in 2026 22 Jul Germany Tightens Its Fight Against Tax Evasion: What Businesses Need to Know 15 Jul Google AI Overviews Under German Media Law: What Businesses Need to Know 26 Jun EU Pay Transparency Directive: What Employers Should Know After Germany Missed the Implementation Deadline 17 Jun Compliance Tightening in Germany 2026: Sanctions, AML, NIS2 and the AI Act 10 Jun Pay Transparency in Germany: New Risks for Employers After June 2026 02 Jun Developer Insolvency: Why Apartment Owners May Suddenly Have to Pay for Completion Works 23 May Data Act in Germany: What Changes for Businesses in 2026 09 May EU AI Act in Germany: What Companies Need to Do Before Summer 2026 03 May Rental Law Reform in Germany 2026: Who Pays for Heating Now? 25 Apr New Social Benefit Rules in Germany from April 2026: What You Need to Know 19 Apr Crypto Tax in Germany 2026: The End of the 1-Year Rule 12 Apr Tax Deadlines in Germany: Liability Risks for Taxpayers and Advisors 29 Mar VAT and Tax Risks in Germany: New BGH Ruling Increases Liability for Businesses
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