What are the tax advantages of a non-profit GmbH (gGmbH)?
The tax advantages of founding a non-profit GmbH are considerable. Once the tax office has confirmed the non-profit GmbH`s non-profit status, it receives an exemption notice confirming its tax [...]
Is the non-profit GmbH a good alternative to the “non-profit” association?
The e. V. is the most common legal form for non-profit projects in Germany. It needs at least seven founding members to be established and can finance itself through [...]
What is the difference between a normal GmbH and non-profit GmbH?
The main difference between the two is that a non-profit GmbH pursues a non-profit, charitable or ecclesiastical corporate purpose, whereas a GmbH has primarily economic interests. A non-profit GmbH [...]
What are the risks from non-profit status?
One of the most common risks is that an organization does not comply with the principle of altruism, which states that it must use all profits for charitable purposes [...]
How are non-profit UG and its management liable?
A non-profit UG is a legal entity that has unlimited liability to third parties and is obliged to pay damages in the event of liability. This means that the [...]
What are the tax advantages of a non-profit UG?
The tax advantages of founding a non-profit UG are considerable. Once the tax office has confirmed the non-profit UG's non-profit status, it receives a notice of exemption confirming tax [...]
Is the non-profit UG a good alternative to the “non-profit” association?
The e. V. is the most common legal form for non-profit projects in Germany. It needs at least seven founding members to be established and can finance itself through [...]
What is the difference between a normal UG and non-profit UG?
The main difference between the two is that a non-profit UG pursues a non-profit, charitable or ecclesiastical corporate purpose, whereas a UG primarily has economic interests. A non-profit UG [...]
How much does a UG cost per year?
The costs of operating a UG consist of the following items: Costs for the fulfillment of accounting and tax obligations. Costs for the compulsory membership in the IHK/HWK (Chamber [...]
How much profit is a UG allowed to make?
Up to a share capital of 25,000.00 euros, 25 percent of the annual profit must be retained to form reserves. The remainder may be distributed to the company's shareholders. [...]
What are the tax advantages of a non-profit GmbH (gGmbH)?
The tax advantages of founding a non-profit GmbH are considerable. Once the tax office has confirmed the non-profit GmbH`s non-profit status, it receives an exemption notice confirming its tax [...]
Is the non-profit GmbH a good alternative to the “non-profit” association?
The e. V. is the most common legal form for non-profit projects in Germany. It needs at least seven founding members to be established and can finance itself through [...]
What is the difference between a normal GmbH and non-profit GmbH?
The main difference between the two is that a non-profit GmbH pursues a non-profit, charitable or ecclesiastical corporate purpose, whereas a GmbH has primarily economic interests. A non-profit GmbH [...]
What are the risks from non-profit status?
One of the most common risks is that an organization does not comply with the principle of altruism, which states that it must use all profits for charitable purposes [...]
How are non-profit UG and its management liable?
A non-profit UG is a legal entity that has unlimited liability to third parties and is obliged to pay damages in the event of liability. This means that the [...]
What are the tax advantages of a non-profit UG?
The tax advantages of founding a non-profit UG are considerable. Once the tax office has confirmed the non-profit UG's non-profit status, it receives a notice of exemption confirming tax [...]
Is the non-profit UG a good alternative to the “non-profit” association?
The e. V. is the most common legal form for non-profit projects in Germany. It needs at least seven founding members to be established and can finance itself through [...]
What is the difference between a normal UG and non-profit UG?
The main difference between the two is that a non-profit UG pursues a non-profit, charitable or ecclesiastical corporate purpose, whereas a UG primarily has economic interests. A non-profit UG [...]
How much does a UG cost per year?
The costs of operating a UG consist of the following items: Costs for the fulfillment of accounting and tax obligations. Costs for the compulsory membership in the IHK/HWK (Chamber [...]
How much profit is a UG allowed to make?
Up to a share capital of 25,000.00 euros, 25 percent of the annual profit must be retained to form reserves. The remainder may be distributed to the company's shareholders. [...]