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Many international employees in Germany are used to getting their tax refund for the commute only after filing a Steuererklärung (tax return) – a year later, or even later still. But there is another way: the Antrag auf Lohnsteuerermäßigung (application...
Read moreYour own savings, a subsidised KfW loan, a guarantee from a Bürgschaftsbank, a non-repayable grant, a business angel or crowdinvesting – new business owners in Germany actually have far more financing options than it seems at first glance. Here we...
Read moreThe first months – and sometimes years – after starting a business in Germany often mean an unstable income. If there are children in the family, the state provides a separate form of support: the Kinderzuschlag (a child supplement on...
Read moreMany people think of Wohngeld – the state housing allowance – as support for pensioners and families with children. In practice, self-employed people can also be entitled to it if their business income is still unstable or low. Here we...
Read moreMany self-employed people and small business owners in Germany are prepared to go without paying themselves for months just to avoid taking out a loan. Here we look at where this attitude comes from, why it is risky and what...
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