Is the tax advisor liable in this case?
Hello everyone,
I am an employee and have set up a non-profit UG on the side to help people in my old home country of Yemen. I received a letter from the Federal Office of Justice stating that the UG must submit accounting documents within 6 weeks . If the UG does not comply with this request, there is a risk of a fine of 2500 euros . I forwarded the letter to a tax advisor http://bs-k.net/ who had advised me on setting up the UG by email, asking her to take care of the tax matters. After a week I asked about the status, and the answer came 2 weeks later . I asked again and the answer was "In progress". I thought she knew what she was doing. Now the deadline has passed and the tax advisor is no longer responding.
My questions:
- Is the tax advisor liable in this case if the fine is set at 2500 euros?
- What is the best way for me to do this?
Thank you very much
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Since you have guided everything necessary in the way, hardly any bus money will be imposed against you, or you can certainly do it successfully.
He can’t – because he’s the person responsible.
But he can ask the consultant.
responsible until you alone as managing director. Whether you can regress the accountant comes to your contract. How much a year do you pay?
This is not an accountant, but a tax advisor – which is a huge difference.
It does not apply to the contract, but to the regulations of the consultants.
How much he pays is completely unimportant.
The liability of the GF cannot be delegated here; only regression could be considered. However, whether there is a valid contract at all, at least this does not result from the wording. “In processing” can also mean that she declares herself not responsible for it – which I also considered correct. I have looked at the link – the portfolio is here for start-up and accounting, but certainly not for tax advice, as the lady is not a tax advisor. In this respect, I think it is in principle inadmissible that the relevant specialist would give this information to the BfJ at all.
There’s a lot to say that she’s liable. But that depends on the exact extent of the mandate you gave it. It would be helpful if you instructed them in writing. If that’s not the case, you’d have to prove what it should do for you. Emergency aid also helps to address the tax advisory board.
Enter the documents Tax payable by: on site.
If the other lady “behaves”, you might have to check.
You Knowthe time limit 6 weeks and if nothing does within this time, you would have m.M.n. Previously can.
I suspect that the courts will see this.
No, you’re stuck.
Did you agree with StBer that the accounting bookkeeping for you?
No.
You had the opportunity to ask someone else…before calling always makes sense to make a PERSONAL appointment where you refer to this important deadline to be observed!