We know how to save on tax. Because every euro counts!

As an income tax assistance association, we bring a breath of fresh air to your finances. We take care of the paperwork for you and get the most out of your tax return – hassle-free, securely and with no hidden costs.
How does an income tax assistance association work? We are the more affordable alternative to tax advisers. You become a member and pay an annual membership fee. This covers all our services (see below)

Regionally based, digitally nationwide: Our heart is in Munich, but our consultancy knows no boundaries. Thanks to fully digital workflows, we can support you reliably and in full compliance with the law – no matter where in Germany you happen to be.

The best way to contact us is by email or via the contact form. 

IN ENGLISH, BY E-MAIL ONLY!

We are accepting new members. Are you looking for an income tax assistance association? We’d be happy to help you

As at October 2026

We are regional. We also offer our consultancy services across Germany (e.g. via email, telephone and the cloud).

A very reasonable membership fee. No joining fee, no additional costs – guaranteed! All our services are included!

From 99 EUR up to a maximum of 299 EUR annual fee.

Our services, your benefits

• We prepare income tax returns for students, apprentices, employees, civil servants, pensioners and retirees.

• We’re also happy to help with income from capital gains, property lettings or income received from abroad.

• We’ll handle all communication with the Finanzamt whilst you sit back and relax.

• We’ll check your tax assessment. If necessary, we’ll help you lodge an appeal.

• You’ll receive valuable tips on how to save on tax and what to look out for to benefit from tax advantages.

• You’ll benefit from significantly extended filing deadlines, giving you more time.

• We’re here to answer any further tax queries you may have – at no extra cost.

Who can we advise?

We provide assistance to our members – subject to the limitations set out in Section 4(11) of the Tax Advisers Act (StBerG) – if they

• receive income from employment or other income from recurring payments (Section 22(1) of the Income Tax Act (EStG))
• income from maintenance payments (Section 22(1a) of the Income Tax Act – EStG) or
• income from benefits under pension schemes, pension funds, pension schemes and direct insurance policies (Section 22(5) of the Income Tax Act – EStG)

Our services also include income from other sources within the meaning of Section 4(11), first sentence, point (c) of the Tax Advisers Act (StBerG). Good news: The thresholds of 18,000 and 36,000 euros will be abolished on 1 September 2026. From that date onwards, income tax advice associations will be authorised to provide advice even where income is higher, including for past periods.

⚠️ Unfortunately, as a payroll tax assistance association, we are not permitted to provide advice on income from commercial activities, self-employment (including freelancers, small businesses, etc.), agriculture and forestry, or income subject to VAT.

IN ENGLISH, BY E-MAIL ONLY!