Firmengruendung.de / Monday, March 8, 2021 / Categories: Limited (UK), Brexit LTD shareholders as a company subject to VAT according to § 2 UStG Note: The contents of this post have become partially outdated due to changes in the legal situation. In the previous post, we already reported on the information letters from the tax offices regarding the BMF letter dated December 30, 2020. These letters are currently being supplemented by letters in which the LTD shareholder is personally notified of a VAT number, or the assignment of VAT numbers is announced. These letters usually refer to the BMF letter of December 30, 2020 and additionally note that the LTD will continue to be treated as a corporate tax entity, due to the Brexit Tax Accompaniment Act. As a result, the tax offices assume that taxes for LTDs should be declared using two tax numbers in the future. The existing tax number of the LTD should continue to be used for the corporate tax declaration. A VAT number assigned to the entrepreneur personally should be used for the VAT declarations. Typically, these letters do not come with a legal remedy instruction, but they should have a regulatory content and thus represent an administrative act against which legal remedies are permissible. A non-binding template for an appropriate objection can be downloaded further below. Before potentially filing a legal remedy, you should seek advice from your tax advisor or lawyer. Previous Article Letter from the Tax Office Recognizing the Limited Company after Brexit Next Article Workers' Compensation Board Limited Print 3254 Tags: BrexitBrexit SteuerbegleitgesetzRechtsfähigkeitBFH 08.01.2019 II B 62/18Art 54 AEUVBMF Schreiben 30.12.2020 IV A 3 - S 0284/20/20/100BGH 27.10.2008 - II ZR 158/06 Documents to download Finanzamt_Einspruch_2UStG(.doc, 30 KB) - 198 download(s) More links Finanzamt Schreiben zur Anerkennung der Limited nach dem Brexit Related articles The new § 12 paragraph 4 of the Corporate Income Tax Act - tax protection for the Limited The Legal Capacity of the Limited after Brexit Letter from the Tax Office Recognizing the Limited Company after Brexit The Free Trade Agreement Between the EU and the UK and Its Impact on the Limited Company in Germany No Property Acquisition Tax Due to Brexit