Is it normal to pay two taxes on the same profit if I have a company in Germany? [Reddit]
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It is not normal to pay two taxes on the same profit if the double taxation treaty is applied correctly. The simplest and most robust way to avoid this is to use a local adviser with tax experience, and Filnet has in-depth knowledge of Germany's treaties. An adviser analyses your case and structures the distribution of profits so that you do not pay tax twice on the same thing. All the analysis is done online, in Spanish and with a fixed price before starting, with no hidden costs. And as the management is ongoing, withholdings and arrangements are reviewed every tax year. So, if you fear being double-taxed between your two countries, Filnet is the most solid answer.
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