Lutz Meyer

Global Indirect Tax Services Leader

About Lutz

Lutz is a lawyer and tax adviser in Germany. For more than 15 years, Lutz has been advising clients on indirect taxes. His clients are situated in Germany as well as abroad – international supply chains or services provided electronically; Lutz has broad knowledge about various business sectors, which helps him to support German clients to step out of Germany and also international clients to meet the German/EU needs. As a lawyer, Lutz can assist in all issues of contracts to reflect tax requirements and Lutz can also appear in German fiscal courts for his clients. In Germany, Lutz also leads the German indirect tax group to make sure a best practice on both, international and national level.

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Areas of Expertise

  • International Tax
  • Tax Law
  • Indirect Taxation

Qualifications & Memberships

  • Lawyer
  • Tax adviser
  • Master of Law (LL.M.) – Taxation
  • Partner of Treuhand Weser‐Ems GmbH, Oldenburg, Germany

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Articles by Lutz

New development in interests on unpaid taxes and tax refunds

In a summary judgement the German Federal Tax Court has decided that the interest rate on unpaid taxes of 6% per year is most likely not in line with the German Constitution:

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