Tax Advisers - Deloitte

Germany
Hubertus Baumhoff
Flick Gocke Schaumburg
Johanna-Kinkel-Str 2-4
D-53175 Bonn
Germany
Tel: (49) 228 95 94 0
Fax: (49) 228 95 94 100
Email: hubertus.baumhoff@fgs.de
Website: www.fgs.de
Prof Dr Hubertus Baumhoff has been a tax partner in Flick Gocke Schaumburg’s Bonn
office since 1991. His work focuses on transfer pricing, international group taxation,
evaluation of enterprises and the performance of special audits. He is particularly
experienced in defending transfer prices and transfer-price systems within the framework
of tax audits of enterprises operating internationally with tax attachment points in
Germany.
He studied at Münster University and graduated from Hamburg University, obtaining his
Doctor’s degree in Economics with a thesis on transfer pricing. After qualifying as a tax
adviser he joined FGS. He qualified as a certified chartered accountant in 1991.
In 2004 Prof Dr Baumhoff was appointed professor for international taxation at Siegen
University. He has lectured for many years on international transfer-pricing issues at the
Federal Finance Academy. He is an active member of national and international
accounting and tax organizations.
Prof Dr Baumhoff is the author of numerous publications on international transfer
pricing. These include: Transfer Pricing for Services (1986), Tax Aspects Concerning the
Transfer Pricing Policies Involving Foreign Distributors (1993), and Principles of Transfer
Pricing Documentation Under the New Documentation Regulations (2004 and 2005) (together
with Dr Ditz and Dr Greinert). His central transfer-pricing publications are the
Commentary on the German Transfer Pricing Rules (Flick/Wassermeyer/Baumhoff, 2004)
(together with Prof Dr Wassermeyer) and Transfer Prices between Internationally Affiliated
Enterprises (Wassermeyer/Baumhoff) (2001). His most recent works are Transfer Pricing
Policy in the Relocation of Operational Functions Abroad and The Profit Allocation to
Internationally Affiliated Enterprises, which were published in 2005.
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