- Court ruling from Munich on July 2, 2025
- Concerns tax-free brokerage services under specific sections of the UStG law
- Involves an online intermediary for private loans and bank accounts
- Services are tax-free if the intermediary’s activities aim to connect potential customers with the bank
- Intermediary uses methods like information gathering, targeting, and retargeting
- The intermediary does not openly act as a broker to the customers
- The intermediary is not involved in negotiating terms between the bank and customers
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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