How to declare taxes in Germany as an App Developer
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A practical guide to filing your taxes on Elster as an app developer in Germany, covering the three forms you need to submit every year.
Einbürgerungsantragsjubiläum
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A personal look at Germany’s slow citizenship process and why it matters for the skilled immigrants the country says it needs.
How digital is Germany?
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You'll be surprised to hear how many times I actually had to use a fax machine.
Munich from a Hamburger's Perspective
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A first-time visitor from Hamburg reflects on Munich's royal roots, museums, and surprising contrasts between two of Germany's most iconic cities.
My story of passing the telc B1 German exam
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Something I once thought was too difficult, turned out to be more manageable than I expected.
We need Universal Basic Land, not Universal Basic Income
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Before you jump to labeling me a socialist, just take a moment to hear me out and consider the idea.
We don't need startups, we need Digital-Mittelstand
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While the German economy is stagnating, Digital-Mittelstand may offer a solution.
How to retire early in Germany
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It's not about how much you earn, but how much you save. Here's how you can retire early in Germany.
Watt's the Secret? Cutting My Electricity Costs by 30%
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Living in a country where electricity is the most expensive globally, you need to get creative to lower your bill.
How to apply for permanent resident permit in Germany
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I received my permanent resident permit last month, and since I have many friends and colleagues who are going to apply for the permanent resident permit in Germany, I thought it would be helpful to write down the application process.
Learning the history of Germany with Rammstein
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Putting aside the controversy surrounding the group, their “Deutschland” music video offers a lot to learn from.
How to invest and pay your taxes in Germany via DEGIRO
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Since the banks give you almost no interest in Germany, the only way to earn money from your saving is investing in stocks or ETFs. If you don't speak German very well, it might be hard for you to invest the money that you save.
Moving to Germany: Things that you need to know
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Many friends have asked me about moving to Germany. Since I’ve already answered their questions, I thought sharing them here could help others too.