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Tax advisory for flying staff
Your Partner
for pilots, cabin crew, student pilots and flight instructors
I combine my passion for aviation with my expertise as a tax consultant. As a holder of a commercial pilot’s license, I not only have a sound understanding of aviation, but I am also very familiar with the concerns of aviation professionals.
Understanding the specific needs of the aviation industry and delivering comprehensive, precise solutions is my aim when it comes to providing advice of the highest quality and expertise.
My Services
Pilots and Cabin Crew
- Duty roster evaluation
- Preparation of income tax returns
- Cross-border consulting
Student pilots
- Deductibility of pilot training
- Consideration of travel expenses
- Advice on loss carryforwards
Freelancer and flight instructors
- Financial accounting
- Revenue surplus calculation incl. profit determination
- Advice on turnover tax
Remote tax advisory
As a pilot, you are always on the move and don’t want to spend your off-days with your tax advisor. That’s why I rely on the digital law firm. This means that all the necessary documents and data are not only always up to date and ready to hand, but also stored in a way that saves resources. You and I always have access to the latest updates and there is no need for tedious mailings and visits to the tax consultant.
For me, digital tax advice also includes virtual appointments. This allows you to decide when and how your appointment can best be integrated into your working day.
frequently asked Questions
In aviation, tax aspects are particularly diverse and require tailor-made advice. Flying personnel, flight instructors and flight students face various challenges: the optimal consideration of work-related travel expenses, specific depreciation options for flight equipment and the correct handling of expenses for further training measures.
Tax implications also play a decisive role when starting and financing flight training.
All these special features must also be taken into account in your tax return. You will find answers to selected questions in the FAQs.
