Mission Impossible?

Around the world, taxes and tax codes are hard for people to understand. But there is one country that makes it almost impossible for its citizen to comprehend the details of the national taxes: Germany.The majority of the world's tax literature is written in German language, in a rather complicated style.For it is hard even for Germans to cope with the tax code, companies and entrepreneurs from other countries who are doing business in Germany face another challenge: the style and...
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Around the world, taxes and tax codes are hard for people to understand. But there is one country that makes it almost impossible for its citizen to comprehend the details of the national taxes: Germany.The majority of the world's tax literature is written in German language, in a rather complicated style.For it is hard even for Germans to cope with the tax code, companies and entrepreneurs from other countries who are doing business in Germany face another challenge: the style and mentality of German administration.Mathias P. Weber knows the situations that make taxpayers struggle. After starting as a tax officer almost 30 years ago, he switched the sides some years later and dealt with national and international clients as a tax counselor. About a decade ago, because of his first-hand experience and expertise in the conflicts between taxpayers and tax offices, Mathias P. Weber specialized as "TaxConflictCoach" and is known from national press and television.He is a sought-after expert with clients from all over Europe.The Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung" comments on the author: "If all else fails, Mathias Paul Weber conveys. He is Germany's first TaxConflictCoach. "