Faculty II — Tax and Business Law

With its ‘Senior Tax Administration’ degree programme, our faculty offers one of the university’s two largest Bachelor’s programmes. The programme can be started on 1 March or 1 October. Around 120 students commence in March, and 360 in October. Tax-related subjects naturally form the core of the programme, which is, however, supplemented by numerous other subjects, such as private law, public law, economics and social sciences.

Together with Faculty I, we offer the Master’s programme in ‘European Public Administration (MEPA)’.

Our faculty has 38 full-time teaching staff, who have been appointed as professors or are on secondment to us from the tax authorities. A practice-oriented education is also ensured by the large number of lecturers, most of whom come from the civil service or the tax courts.

Dekanat

The governing body of Faculty II consists of the dean, the dean of studies and the vice dean:

Dean Prof. Dr. Alexandra Albert, LL.M.

Vice dean and deputy for the dean Prof. Dr. Thilo Haug, LL.M.

Dean of studies Prof. Dr. Hartwig Maier

Vice dean Prof. Dr. Axel Schlenk

Our team

Our administrative team consists of a faculty administrator and five members of staff in the secretary’s office.

Please note: For enquiries regarding certificates of enrolment, certificates of withdrawal, matters relating to the Examinations Office such as the reissue of certificates, etc., please contact the Student Affairs Office or the Examinations Office.

Faculty II speaker:

Frau Melanie Bittner M.A.

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Our staff members in the secretary's office:

Frau Christine Mix

+49 7141 140-1531

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Frau Gabriele Rackebrandt

Frau Tanja Soldner

Frau Karin Schuller

Frau Cornelia Wiener

Specialist groups

Our degree programme in ‘Senior Tax Administration’ comprises nine specialist groups:

Section 1: Income Taxation of Individuals, Payroll Tax, Business Rates and International Tax Law
Section 2: Transport Taxes
Section 3: Public Law and Public Service Law
Section 4: Fiscal Code of Germany and Criminal Tax Law
Section 5: Tax law relating to financial statements and management accounting, economics and computerised accounting
Section 6: Valuation Law and Property Tax, Inheritance Law/Inheritance Tax
Section 7: Private Law
Section 8: Corporate Taxation
Section 9: Social Sciences

Professor Ralf Wuttke Foundation

The Professor Ralf Wuttke Foundation awards cash prizes for the best Bachelor’s theses in Faculty II and supports the Bachelor’s graduation ceremonies by covering the costs of the musical entertainment.

The Foundation has existed since 2011 and is named after our former professor, Ralf Wuttke. He taught at our university from 1974 to 2004; from 1979 to 2004, he was also head of the department for balance sheet tax law, economics and corporation tax. Professor Ralf Wuttke was a renowned author of various textbooks and articles in specialist journals. After his retirement, he remained loyal to the university as a lecturer.

Following his death, his partner, Dr Maksuma Denac, transferred his entire estate to the Professor Ralf Wuttke Foundation, which has legal personality. As a registered charitable foundation under civil law, it serves to promote scholarship, research, teaching, study and further education within our faculty.

Halls of residence places

Ms Engelhardt will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding the allocation of halls of residence places.

Frau Nadine Engelhardt

+49 7141 140-1607

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If you have any enquiries regarding certificates of enrolment, certificates of withdrawal, matters relating to the Examinations Office such as the reissue of certificates, etc., please contact the Student Affairs Office or the Examinations Office.

Student Services Office Examinations Office

Contact

Sekretariat Fakultät II

+49 7141 140 1531

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Gebäude 6

Raum 6.115