Germany limitation on benefits rules two cases, one decision Tino Duttine
By: Duttine, Tino
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Inbound investors into Germany have welcomed a decision by the CJEU, relating to two cases; both brought an action against the German Federal Tax Office before the fiscal court in Cologne on the ground that the German limitation on benefits provision is incompatible with the European Parent-Subsidiary Directive and the freedom of establishment.
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