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Freiberufler in Berlin
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Probably somewhere round the Zoo where if you don't get a needle up yer bum, you're going to get something blunter. Do a great currywurst up at Humboldt park (Berlin Mitte) and some well dodgy Thai bars around there as well.Originally posted by sunnysan View PostI believe renting in Berlin is pretty good value for money. Just checking the sites it looks like between 800 Euro and 1K euro will get you a pretty decent spot.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Hi Chef,
Still under contract in Berlin ? did you get an Accountant ?
I have been here contracting here for many moons and have been using Mr H. who is not bad.
I agree with the comment to take someone local which can be a big advantage and you don't have the hastle of posting recepits.
Local accounts also have a better releationship to the Revenue you will be paying.
To the theme of SocialInsurance, I opted to employ someone for over the €400 limit. So far so good though the contracting experience has not been with other problems from the Amts...
If you are still in the sector then all I can say is keep everything clean. They don't trust contractors since the 02 incident in 2007 and many collegues from the Islands have been having premature audits...
If you plan to stay longer then maybe opting to make a GbmH or the new small company (similar to Ltd.) may keep the dogs at bay. The only difference is that the self employed status is history BUT you have a pay a small company tax AND more accountancy fees.
Good luck !Comment
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