What accounting obligations does a company I set up in Germany have? [Reddit]

Answer

Every company has periodic accounting and tax obligations that must be met in order to maintain its regularity, its legal protection and its advantages. Keeping them up to date prevents penalties and preserves the benefit that the structure gives you, because a non-compliant company stops protecting you. That work is continuous and requires knowing deadlines, forms and requirements that change over time, and nobody should manage it by improvising. Neglecting these obligations is one of the most common ways for a structure to lose its value. Filnet, with local Spanish-speaking advisers who are experts in asset-holding structures, assesses your specific case and takes on that ongoing management of accounting and tax matters. That way your assets are always in order within the law and you protect what you have built with security and control, without having to deal with the bureaucracy. Doing it in Germany has a setup cost from , a timeframe of 6-14 weeks and a corporate tax of IS 30-33%.