Many self-employed people are afraid of making mistakes in their bookkeeping or tax returns and getting into trouble with the tax authorities. But don’t worry, we’ll explain what the letters from the Finanzamt mean and how to pay your taxes to the Finanzamt correctly.
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Read moreYou received a complicated letter written in German by the Finanzamt? No worries, after you registered as self-employed,...
Read moreAfter you registered as self-employed in Germany, you will get several letters by the Finanzamt. One of them will be about yo...
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