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Dr Jens Denninger

Senior Associate

Munich

Denninger Jens
Dr Jens Denninger

Senior Associate

Munich

Dr Jens Denninger advises on all aspects of national and international corporate tax law, including in particular transaction-specific tax issues in the context of acquisitions, restructurings, financial transactions and tax audits.

He also advises on tax-related matters arising in internal investigations.

Before joining Allen & Overy, he worked for an international audit firm and in the corporate tax department of a Munich based industrial company.

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Expertise

Practices

Tax

Office

Munich

Maximilianstraße 35
80539 Munich

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Qualifications

Academic

Tax advisor, Baden-Württemberg, 2012

Master of Science, University of Mannheim, 2011

Diplom-Betriebswirt (FH), Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences, 2008

Published work

John, R., Denninger, J. (2016) “Cash Pooling: Grenzüberschreitendes Cash Pooling in der DACH-Region – Praxisbericht zur Anwendung und Interpretation des Fremdvergleichsgrundsatzes“, ISR 2016, page 186-192

Denninger, J., Gillamariam, D., Stoll, R. (2012) “Qualifikationskonflikte bei hybriden Gesellschaften: Steuerplanung durch Ausgestaltung des Gesellschaftsvertrags“, StuB 2012, page 226-232

Denninger, J., Gillamariam, D., Stoll, R. (2012) “Besteuerungskonflikte von Personengesellschaften mit grenzüberschreitendem Gesellschaftsverhältnis bei Sondervergütungen: Beispiele mit und ohne DBA im Out- und Inboundfall“, StuB 2011, page 948-955