Montag directly linked German pension payments deductible, CJEU says by Tom O'Shea
By: O'Shea, Tom
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In this article the author examines the Court of Justice of the European Union's Montag judgment, in which it held that a nonresident individual earning income in Germany could deduct German compulsory occupational pension contributions when the payments were directly linked to activity generating the German income.
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