Curriculum Vitae

Wjatscheslav Anissimov studied economics at the St. Petersburg State University (Russia) from 1991 to 1996, specialising in international economic relations. He graduated with a degree in economics with distinction.

He then studied law in Germany at the Philipps University of Marburg (1996–2002) and did his legal clerkship at the Landgericht (District Court) of Marburg (2003–2005), which he finished with his first and second state law examinations respectively, both passed with high distinction.

From 2002 to 2008, he was a research assistant at the Faculty of Law at the Philipps University of Marburg. He was admitted to the German bar in 2005 and has since worked in leading international law firms in Frankfurt am Main, London and Cologne.

Publications: 

- Commentary on §§ 145–158 HGB, in: Heidel/Schall, Handkommentar zum Handelsgesetzbuch, Nomos-Verlag, 1st edition 2011; 2nd edition 2015; 3rd edition 2019; 4th edition 2024

- Commentary on § 9 UmwStG, in: Lademann, Handkommentar zum Umwandlungssteuergesetz, Richard Boorberg Verlag, 1st edition 2012; 2nd edition 2016; 3rd edition 2022 

- Commentary on § 9 UmwStG, in: Lademann, Kommentar zum Einkommensteuergesetz, Richard Boorberg Verlag, Stuttgart, 188th supplementary delivery, May 2012; 219th supplementary delivery, June 2016; 272nd supplementary delivery, September 2022 

- Commentary on Section 32 KStG, in: Lademann, Kommentar zum Körperschaftsteuergesetz, Richard Boorberg Verlag, Stuttgart, 47th supplementary delivery, March 2013; 74th supplementary delivery, June 2020

Essay “The reimbursement of capital gains tax on dividends deducted in violation of European law under the new § 32 (5) KStG”, DStZ 2013, 379–389 (together with Prof. Dr. Michael Stöber) 

- Commentary on Section 49 (1) nos. 3, 4 EStG (income from self-employment and employment), in: Lademann, Kommentar zum Einkommensteuergesetz, Richard Boorberg Verlag, Stuttgart, 225th supplementary delivery, January 2017; 268th supplementary delivery, May 2022 

- Essay “The new reporting requirement for cross-border tax arrangements”, FR 2020, 281–287 

- Essay “Liability in autonomous flying” (together with Prof. Dr. Michael Stöber and Dominik Willmer), ZdiW 2022, 186–192 

– Essay “The disquotal contribution in gift tax law” (together with Dr. Jens Kleinert and Karl Krogall), DStR 2024, 785–791