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In order to actually escape unlimited tax liability in Germany, you must leave Germany and no longer have a residence in Germany. No ifs and buts.

In this video, we present a ruling by the Federal Fiscal Court, in which the court ruled in the last instance that you can be fully liable for tax in Germany even if the center of your life has clearly been established abroad (family has moved with you, etc.).

This risk exists if you still have a home in Germany that is available for your use, even if you only use it occasionally.

00:00 - Intro
01:19 - What if the center of life is abroad?
02:14 - Case study: Facts of the case
03:27 - How is residence defined?
04:47 - What about the secondary residence?
06:22 - The question of unlimited tax liability in Germany
07:54 - The most important facts summarized
09:47 - We can support you
10:28 - Outro

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= About Perspektive Ausland (perspective abroad) =
Anyone who wants to move as an entrepreneur or freelancer from German-speaking countries to (tax-efficient) foreign countries or become a digital nomad has a lot of tax and legal questions.

Country selection, international tax law, setting up a company abroad, exit tax, visas, capital investments and asset protection – these are just some of the topics that you now have to deal with.

Perspektive Ausland (perspective abroad) is a German podcast from London that deals with exactly such questions. No matter what your motivation for moving abroad is – less taxes, more freedom or a higher quality of life – you've come to the right place.