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What does a tax audit mean?

A tax audit is a systematic examination of a company's tax affairs by the tax authorities (and as long as you're not Al Capone, all should be well, just to clarify...). It serves to verify the accuracy and completeness of tax information and compliance with applicable tax laws. The audit may cover one or more tax periods and involves analysing accounting records, receipts and other relevant documents. Tax audits can be announced [...]

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Housing management: tasks and cooperation

Flat management is an essential part of property management. It comprises various areas of responsibility that ensure the smooth running of the tenancy between tenants and landlords. The main tasks include the letting of residential units, the billing of operating costs, the maintenance and servicing of the property and communication between all parties involved. Effective property management is characterised by expertise, reliability and transparency. It has in-depth knowledge of tenancy law and ensures the correct management of the property.

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Legal aspects of BIM: what you need to know

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a digital method for planning, creating and managing buildings. This technology enables the creation of a virtual 3D model that contains all relevant information about a building. The BIM model serves as a central source of information for all parties involved in the construction project and covers the entire life cycle of a building, from design and construction through to operation and dismantling. The implementation of BIM brings various legal

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What is NIS2?

The EU Cybersecurity Act is an important step towards strengthening cybersecurity in the European Union. A central component of this act is NIS2, the second Network and Information Security Act. NIS2 aims to improve the security of networks and information systems in the EU and increase resilience to cyberattacks. In this article, we will take a closer look at NIS2 and discuss its significance for companies and operators of critical infrastructures.

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The most important operator obligations in facility management at a glance

Operator duties are the responsibilities and tasks that an operator of a property or facility has. In the area of building and plant technology, these duties include the regular maintenance and servicing of buildings and systems, the monitoring of safety and fire protection measures and compliance with hygiene regulations. One example of an operator obligation in the area of building technology is the regular inspection and maintenance of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. These systems must be regularly inspected and maintained.

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