Frankfurt, Germany
The Hub of Our German Operations
Situated in the vibrant and culturally-diverse city of Frankfurt, our German office is long-established and is responsible for advising both local firms and multinationals with German payroll and tax requirements.
A solid, dynamic and driven work philosophy makes our Frankfurt office extraordinarily effective in delivering our services to customers.
The culture in our Frankfurt office is driven by our company values and team members are renowned for their professionalism and businesslike attitude. The team strive on their superb record helping organizations with their complex global payroll and global mobility needs. They are focused on being collaborative and attentive, doing the best possible job for our customers, automatically delivering service excellence.
The perfect location
Only a short distance from the charming shores of the river Main and conveniently located near major international airport Frankfurt am Main, our Frankfurt premises enjoy a favourable position in the fifth largest city in Germany and one of the world’s leading financial centres. It is from this metropolis that our German team manage customers in key sectors including: Automotive, Chemical, Defence & Aerospace, Education, Food & Drink, Investment, Luxury Goods, Real Estate, Retail, Technology and many more.
News and insights
To help you and your employees get to grips with the most important global mobility considerations for a move to Germany, check out our guide.
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The German Termination Protection Act (KSchG) is the principle legislation governing employee terminations in Germany and offers robust protections for employees during the termination process.
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Covid-19 support schemes for businesses and short-term work allowances have been extended, learn more about the extensions here.
Read moreOn Monday 31st May 2021, Germany’s Federal Fiscal Court, the Bundesfinanzhof, demanded changes to pension taxation in order to avoid the double taxation of future retirement savings.
Read moreOn Tuesday 8th June 2021, the German government agreed to a plan from Labour Minister, Hubertus Heil, to extend special rules for short-time work allowances until September 2021 as a “further bridge” to an intensified economic recovery.
Read moreInterested in doing business in Germany?
Find everything you need to know about payroll, tax, social security, employment law and much more in our dedicated Germany Global Insight overview.