Interviews with Female International Heads of Taxes

“German Tax Rules and Concepts Have Been Successfully Exported all over the World”

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  • Catrin Behlau

International tax issues keep in-house experts busy around the globe. Daniela Steierberg, Head of Corporate Tax & Customs at Nordex, talks about how she approaches the Pillar II issue, why dispute avoidance is better than dispute resolution and in which cases German tax law causes head-scratching from an international perspective.

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„My heart beats tax“ is the motto of Daniela Steierberg, Head of Corporate Tax & Customs at Nordex in Hamburg: „Taxes determine our lives, and taxes in the corporate sector are not only a legal obligation that has to be met as part of the declaration, but also a commercial factor that was for me a matter of the heart to convey and manage right from the start of my career.” The Corporate Tax & Customs department covers the areas of International Tax, Indirect Tax, Transfer Pricing, Tax Reporting & Compliance as well as Tax Germany and is located in Hamburg with teams based in Pamplona (Spain) and Rostock. Steierberg started her career at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Deloitte in the National Tax Office before moving to DLA Piper into work in M&A Tax. After another position at Rödl & Partner in Hamburg in the International Tax department, she headed the tax function of a medium-sized German pharmaceutical company.

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