Is a Tax Advisor Mandate Legally Binding? | RP Digital GmbH

The RP Reuter GmbH tax consultancy in St. Leon-Rot is advising companies nationally and internationally, with a particular focus on digital issues and e-commerce, according to information published on the firm’s website.

RP Reuter GmbH describes itself as successfully advising companies across regions for years, combining tradition with innovation. The firm highlights its ability to connect theory and practice in a process and effect-oriented manner. This approach has led to a growing client base, both domestically and abroad.

The consultancy is currently seeking to expand its team, advertising positions for individuals to support experts in client consultation, manage tasks in payroll and financial accounting, prepare tax returns and annual financial statements, and gain insights into all areas of the firm. Applicants are expected to have a strong academic record, particularly in mathematics, German, and English, as well as an interest in IT applications and a collaborative spirit.

RP Reuter GmbH also offers services related to the registration for BOP certificates for retrieving church tax deduction characteristics, and provides documentation for mini-job regulations, including self-recorded working time documentation. The firm provides a cloud-based solution, “RP Cloud,” for tax consultancy purposes, and offers a representative authorization form.

A related entity, RP Digital GmbH, based in Düsseldorf, focuses on the publication and distribution of online content and services, offering editorial, technical, organizational, and sales services for the online market, including e-commerce and social networks, according to a Creditreform firm profile.

According to guidance from the BStBK (Bundessteuerberaterkammer – Federal Chamber of Tax Advisors), upon termination of a tax consultancy mandate and settlement of all fees, the tax advisor is obligated to provide the client with all related documents, including electronic data, upon request.