Mr. Dominik Müller advises private individuals across all areas of German tax law. The core of this work is individual planning advice on specific tax questions as well as tax structuring advice. He also represents clients before the financial authorities (Finanzbehörden) and tax courts (Finanzgerichten) in objection and litigation proceedings.

His advisory work covers income tax matters, the taxation of capital investments of all kinds, rental and leasing income, and tax issues arising from gifts and inheritance. In each area, Mr. Müller places particular emphasis on solutions that are both legally sound and well-suited to his clients’ personal and financial circumstances.

A further focus of his practice is international tax law. Cross-border situations frequently raise complex questions about the tax treatment of income and assets, requiring careful navigation. Mr. Müller assists clients in resolving such questions – whether proactively or in response to an existing issue – and develops solutions to avoid unnecessary tax burdens. This includes income from renting out foreign properties, capital income from foreign accounts, shares, and investment funds, pension income received from abroad, and other cross-border income sources. Identifying tax risks at an early stage and ensuring a legally sound and economically sensible tax position are the central objectives of his work in this field.