German court rules anew that lockers qualify as a permanent establishment by Michael Birk
By: Birk, Michael
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Michael Birk is a German certified financial auditor and tax adviser specializing in international taxation and a professor with the faculty of economics at Duale Hochschule Bade-Württemberg in Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany. In this article, Birk uses recent case law to explain Germany’s evolving rules on the creation of permanent establishments.
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