The German federal government today introduced the draft Act Amending the German Investment Tax Act and Other Acts (GITA-AIFM) to adapt the German tax laws to the new regulatory regimes which implement the European Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) into German law, thereby commencing the legislative enactment process.
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