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CAFM-Blog.de | Long-Term Strategies: How to Make Your Business More Sustainable with the Right Company Structure

Long-term Strategies: How to position your company more sustainably with the right legal form

Choosing the right legal form is one of the most fundamental decisions for any entrepreneur in Germany. Whether you are founding a startup or want to restructure an existing company – the legal forms in Germany offer a variety of possibilities. From stock corporations (AG) to limited liability companies (GmbH) to general partnerships (OHG), limited partnerships (KG), and sole proprietorships: each legal form has its own advantages and disadvantages that can significantly influence your business strategy. Did you know, for example, [...]

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CAFM-Blog.de | Top 5 Advantages and Disadvantages of AG, GmbH, OHG, KG, and Sole Proprietorship at a Glance

Top 5 Advantages and Disadvantages of AG, GmbH, OHG, KG, and Sole Proprietorship at a Glance

When founding a company in Germany, choosing the appropriate legal form is crucial. Different company structures such as AG (stock corporation), GmbH (limited liability company), OHG (general partnership), KG (limited partnership), and sole proprietorship each come with specific advantages and disadvantages that must be considered. The decision influences not only liability and tax aspects but also flexibility in business operations. According to a study by KfW, almost every structure has its own challenges: approximately 50% of

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CAFM-Blog.de | What You Need to Know About Trade Tax

What You Need to Know About Trade Tax

Trade tax is a municipal tax levied by companies and self-employed individuals on their business income. It represents a significant source of revenue for municipalities and is used to finance local infrastructure and public services. The calculation is based on business income, which is derived from company profits. The trade tax rate is set individually by each municipality and typically ranges between 200% and 500%. As a municipal tax, the assessment and collection of trade tax are

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