Firmengruendung.de / Thursday, February 21, 2019 / Categories: Limited (UK), Brexit No Property Acquisition Tax Due to Brexit With the inclusion of a tax exemption provision in the Real Estate Transfer Tax Act, it is ensured that the departure of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union does not lead to a real estate transfer tax burden when an English Limited company owns properties in Germany. To this end, § 4 of the Real Estate Transfer Tax is amended. A new number 6 is added, which reads as follows "6. Acquisitions solely based on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union." Thus, Brexit becomes a special exception from real estate transfer taxation. Previous Article The new § 12 paragraph 4 of the Corporate Income Tax Act - tax protection for the Limited Next Article Federal Council approves Brexit tax accompanying law. Print 3002 Tags: § 4 Nr. 6 GrunderwerbsteuergesetzBrexitBrexit Steuerbegleitgesetz Documents to download Bundestag Drucksache197959(.pdf, 985.25 KB) - 105 download(s) 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 LTD shareholders as a company subject to VAT according to § 2 UStG The Free Trade Agreement Between the EU and the UK and Its Impact on the Limited Company in Germany