Germany Changes 1 Percent Tax Rule On Company Cars

14 Nov, 2013

Posted by Oliver Heslop, In Global Expatriate Tax With 0 Comments

Germany has introduced changes to the way in which it taxes company cars that are classified for personal use. Essentially, the changes mean an extension to the current 1% rule, and they mean that any employee that has b ...

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