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Martin Wolff is a counsel in King & Spalding’s Frankfurt office and a member of the firm’s Tax practice. He is also qualified as a Certified Tax Advisor (Steuerberater). Martin’s practice focuses on domestic and cross-border investment fund structuring and related investment tax and other tax issues on behalf of institutional investors and private equity companies. He also advises German and international clients on corporate and wealth management tax planning matters and real estate transactions.
With more than 15 years of experience, Martin Wolff advises institutional investors, including pension funds and private equity companies on complex domestic and cross-border tax issues related to the structuring of their investment funds as well as on all aspects of national and international tax law.
Prior to joining King & Spalding, Martin worked for an international law firm where he was involved in advising on complex tax matters and real estate and commercial transactions.
Martin has been recognized by JUVE Tax, International Tax Review, Handelsblatt and Best Lawyers among Germany's best tax lawyers.
Martin regularly publishes on several aspects of German tax law.
Martin studied law with additional qualification in economics (Wirtschaftsjurist Univ. Bayreuth) at the University of Bayreuth, where he obtained his first state examination.
Publications:
- “Damoklesschwert über Transaktionen” (Sword of Damocles hanging over transactions), Institutional Money, edition 1/2021 (2021)
- “DAC-6-Meldepflicht wird umgesetzt” (DAC-6 reporting requirement implemented), Institutional Money, edition 3/2021 (2021)
- “Grüner Umbau ruckelt noch” (Green reconstruction is still jerky), Institutional Money, edition 4/2021 (2021)
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