About Steuerbüro Tatjana Kühne-Khrissanfova
Russian-speaking entrepreneurs and investors from the CIS and the Baltic states are the core clientele of this Frankfurt tax office, which has been advising since 2002 and runs a second branch in Kriftel. Its website is written mainly in Russian, with a German version, and explains the steps, timing and requirements of registering a company in Germany, including the advantages and drawbacks of a GmbH for foreign investors. The office states that it provides a full range of services for setting up, running and supporting a business in Germany, from registration to bookkeeping, payroll and all tax returns, with representation before the tax office and in tax audits. Clients include representative offices of CIS companies as well as small firms in trade, construction, tourism, hospitality and services. Consultations are offered in German and Russian, and the practice also covers international tax law and double taxation treaties.
Services
Registration of companies in Germany for foreign investors, including guidance on steps, timing and capital requirements; business plans and evaluation of investment projects; bookkeeping and balance sheets; payroll; corporate and private tax returns and periodic tax filings; representation before the tax office, in tax audits and in court; international tax and double taxation treaty advice. Consultations and correspondence are available in both German and Russian.
- ✓ Company formation: offered
- ✓ Accounting and bookkeeping: offered
- ✓ Tax compliance: offered
- ✕ VAT: not listed
- ✓ Payroll: offered
- ✕ Audit: not listed
- ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
- ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
- ✕ Corporate secretarial: not listed
- ✕ Virtual office: not listed
Industries
- Import and export
- Wholesale
- Retail
- Car dealers
- Travel agencies
- Construction
- Restaurants
- Hotels
- Publishing
- Telecommunications
Client focus
- Russian-speaking entrepreneurs
- Investors from CIS and Baltic countries
- Representative offices of CIS and Baltic companies