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Entrepreneurs & provision
Shareholding, management, the employer role, and private provision often meet in one person. Retirement, liquidity, risk, employees, and succession touch each other — each remains its own question.
How it works → — Understand first. Then decide.

The interplay
Entrepreneurial provision sits between private life, the company, and the future. Each field asks its own question; a decision in one can touch several others.
Roles that can meet in one person
Starting point
Choose a question for a short orientation. The fuller reading lives on the specialist platform.
Choose a question. The answer stays deliberately short.
Company value can be part of wealth planning — it is not automatically spendable money. Sale, timing, buyer, tax, and succession often sit in between.
Company value on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
The private layer remains when the company no longer pays. Whether it is enough depends on what is already held, what still has to be built, and the life wanted later — no general figure here.
Private provision on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
Orders, leadership, and private liquidity can all be affected at once. Retirement provision alone does not answer that — cover, liquidity, and continuity are separate subjects.
Through a GmbH, provision can run differently from a private contract — for managing directors and shareholder-managing directors. What fits depends on ownership, contract, and liquidity.
GmbH provision on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
Sale, handover, or a gradual step back ask different questions: who leads, where value goes, what income remains afterwards. The run-up needs more than the year of leaving.
Exit and succession on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)

A distinction
A company may have significant value on paper.
That does not mean the same amount is privately available for retirement.
Capital available after a sale or handover is its own figure — not readable from book value alone.
Look at them together
Each area is a slice. Together they form the orientation — the working-out for a given company lives on Unternehmerversorgung360.
01
What to live on when the company no longer pays income?
A statutory pension, private retirement provision, assets, and liquidity outside the company form the private layer beside the business.
Private retirement on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
02
What provision can run through the company?
Direktversicherung, Pensionszusage, Unterstützungskasse, and other occupational paths — especially for managing directors and Gesellschafter-Geschäftsführer. What fits depends on legal form, ownership, and liquidity.
Managing-director provision on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
03
What happens if someone is out for months?
Illness, disability, or death ask different questions from retirement. The business, income, and family can all be affected at once.
04
How can benefits protect and retain people?
Occupational pensions, health benefits, and employer contributions can be part of the employer role — separate from the entrepreneur’s own provision.
Employee benefits on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
05
What happens when leadership should end?
Sale, transfer, or step-back link company value to private income afterwards. The moment to look at that is usually earlier than the year of leaving.
Succession and exit on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)

Specialist platform
Unternehmerversorgung360 looks at the entrepreneur, the company, employees, and long-term wealth planning as one picture.
CapitalPath stays the entrance for private orientation. Depth on structures, the business, and where they meet lives there.
Legal form, ownership, age, income, workforce, liquidity, existing provision, and succession can all change what matters.
CapitalPath provides orientation only — no tax conclusion and no product recommendation.
Topics with room there
The list shows breadth — not a table of contents for this page.
Questions
Short orientation. Fuller reading on Unternehmerversorgung360.
It can be an important part of wealth planning. That does not make the value spendable — sale, timing, buyer, tax, and succession often sit in between.
Company value on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
The private layer is its own question beside the company: statutory pension, private contracts, and assets outside the firm.
Private retirement on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
One form of occupational provision in Germany: the company takes out a contract for a person. Whether it fits depends on contract, company, and provision already in place.
Direktversicherung on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
A promise by the company to pay a benefit later — with its own look at liquidity and the people it covers.
Pensionszusage on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
A sale can release wealth — often at a different level from the figure on paper. Price, buyer, timing, and tax all play a part.
Selling the company on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
If income stops, the business and household can both come under strain. Cover is then its own question beside retirement provision.
Disability for entrepreneurs on Unternehmerversorgung360 (opens in a new tab)
Contact
CapitalPath orients the picture: private life and the company connected, yet plannable apart. Structures and depth on Unternehmerversorgung360.