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K+P Steuer- und Rechtsberatung GmbH
Frankfurter Landstraße 2-4
61440 Oberursel
P.O. Box 1203
61402 Oberursel
Direct entrance: Im Setzling 35
Tel. +49 (0)6171-5858-50
Fax +49 (0)6171-5858-60
Email: info@kp.tax
K+P Steuer- und Rechtsberatung GmbH (also referred to herein as K+P tax) is registered at the Amtsgericht Bad Homburg HRB 14240. The firm is represented by the managing directors (partners) (each individually) and authorized directors (together with the managing directors) named below.
1a Admitted as tax advisor in the Federal Republic of Germany by the Hessian Chamber of Tax Advisors.
1b Admitted as tax advisor in the Federal Republic of Germany by the Dusseldorf Chamber of Tax Advisors.
2 Appointed as auditor in the Federal Republic of Germany by the Hessian Minister of Economics.
3 Admitted as lawyer in the Federal Republic of Germany by the Dusseldorf Bar Association.
The issued VAT-Identification-Number is DE318899212.
The company is recognized and admitted as a professional practice company (Berufsausübungsgesellschaft) in accordance with Sections 49 et seqq. of the German Tax Consultancy Act (Steuerberatungsgesetz) and Sections 59b et seqq. of the Federal Code for Lawyers (Bundesrechtsanwaltsordnung). The competent supervisory authorities are the Hessian Chamber of Tax Advisors (Steuerberaterkammer), Europa-Allee 52, 60327 Frankfurt am Main, and the Bar Association (Rechtsanwaltskammer) of Frankfurt am Main, Bockenheimer Anlage 36, 60322 Frankfurt am Main.
The profession of German certified tax advisors (Steuerberater) is mainly regulated by the Tax Advisory Law (Steuerberatungsgesetz), the supporting Guidelines to the Tax Advisory Law Durchführungsverordnung zum Steuerberatungsgesetz), the Professional Statute (Berufsordnung) and the Fee Guidelines for Tax Advisors (Steuerberatergebührenverordnung).
The legal profession is essentially subject to the professional regulations of the Federal Code for Lawyers (Bundesrechtsanwaltsordnung) and the Professional Code of Conduct for Lawyers (Berufsordnung für Rechtsanwälte).
The German profession of auditors is mainly regulated by the Auditors Code (Wirtschaftsprüferordnung) and the Statutes of the Institute of German Auditors (Berufssatzung der Wirtschaftsprüferkammer).
The above and any additional professional regulations and information are available on the websites of the Federal Bar Association (www.brak.de), of the Federal Institute of Tax Advisors (www.bstbk.de) and of the Institute of German Auditors (www.wpk.de).
The legally required indemnity insurance is provided by NÜRNBERGER Allgemeine Versicherungs-AG, Nürnberg. The coverage extends to activities in Europe and accordingly meets the requirements according to section 67 of the Tax Advisory Law (Steuerberatungsgesetz), sections 51 et seqq of the Guidelines to the Tax Advisory Law (Durchführungsverordnung zum Steuerberatungsgesetz) and section 51a of the Professional Code of Conduct for Lawyers (Bundesrechtsanwaltsordnung). Furthermore, the insurance provides worldwide coverage to the minimum legal requirement for liability claims from the breach or non-compliance of foreign laws to the extent these occurred in the course of an engagement relating to the laws of taxation of such a country and if such an engagement is subject to German law. In principle, our terms of engagement exclude the provision of any advice relating to tax laws other than those of Germany.
Our standard terms of engagement are provided in the course of agreeing a specific engagement or upon request. As Certified Tax Advisors K+P tax is neither required nor willing to participate in a general disagreement settlement procedure as offered by the Consumer Board (Streitbeilegungsverfahren vor der Verbraucherschlichtungsstelle according to sections 36 and 37 VSBG). On request the responsible Hessian Chamber of Tax Advisors (Steuerberaterkammer) according to section 76 subsection 2 no. 3 StBerG mediates in case of disagreements between certified tax advisors and clients. This Institute can provide relevant details.