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Berlin

  • Capital, Germany’s largest city in terms of area and population
  • World city of culture, politics, media and science
  • Developed high-tech and service sectors
  • The fastest growing startup ecosystem in the world


CORPORATE INCOME TAX

In Germany, the corporation tax rate is 15%. A solidarity surcharge of 5.5% is also levied on this tax rate, which increases the effective corporation tax burden to around 15.825%. In addition, companies in Germany have to pay trade tax, the amount of which varies depending on the municipality, as each municipality sets its own assessment rate. The effective trade tax burden can therefore vary depending on the location of the company, but is generally between 14% and 17% of trade income.

 

The combination of corporation tax, solidarity surcharge and trade tax results in a total tax burden for companies that can vary depending on the location and specific circumstances of the company. It is important that companies in Germany fully understand and plan their tax obligations in order to manage their tax burden effectively.

GDP in (EUR)

Germany’s gross domestic product (GDP) for 2022, converted into euros at an assumed average exchange rate of EUR 0.95 for USD 1, is around EUR 3.869 trillion.

Estimate for the year 2024: 0.1%

SALES TAX RATE

In Germany, the regular VAT rate (sales tax) is 19%. This rate applies to most goods and services. In addition, there is a reduced tax rate of 7% which is applied to certain goods and services, including food, books, newspapers, hotel accommodation and certain other everyday items.

These VAT rates are part of the German tax system, which aims to ensure fair taxation of consumer goods and services. Companies operating in Germany must collect this tax from their customers and pay it to the tax office.

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Why Berlin?
An exclusive location in the middle of Europe. If you are a freelancer travelling in Europe or looking for one of the most prestigious locations in Germany for your company, Berlin is the perfect hot spot to internationalize your business right away. An office in Berlin is ready and waiting. Upon arrival, everything is organized and ready to go. Growth, strength and innovation characterize the city of Berlin today, which was historically divided into East and West Berlin for decades. Today, the city is the beating heart of a Germany that has been reunited for 29 years and is one of the hubs for creatives and start-ups throughout Europe.

Located in the heart of Berlin at Friedrichstr. 123 in 10117 Berlin, the business address is in one of the city’s most prestigious locations. With a direct presence in Berlin, you will internationalize your business into the top class in Europe. Your business address is ready for immediate use and is located in an extremely lucrative economic environment, as Berlin is on course for technological and economic growth. With the Digital Agenda and the Digital Strategy 2025, the momentum of a previously sluggish digitalization in Germany has increased.

The Federal Republic of Germany is a democratic state and a fast-growing country in Western Europe with an eventful history stretching back over 2000 years. Berlin has an art scene, an interesting nightlife, the Brandenburg Gate and a lot of architecture from the Second World War.

According to the Federal Statistical Office, Germany’s gross domestic product (GDP) in euros amounted to EUR 3.26 trillion in 2017. In 2017, GDP per person in employment amounted to approx. 73,680 euros. This figure has been rising steadily since 2009. German is the main official language.

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Your business address

Your name

Your company name

Friedrichstr. 123

10117 Berlin

Germany

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Prices

Monthly

Postbox type Private Standard Office
Account including 1 mailbox monthly use 38,67
162,17
599,40
Mobile application (IOS & Android)      
Contract term 1 month 1 month 1 month
Incoming letters included   5 10
Scan envelope (front)   5 10
Scanning letter contents 1 3 10
Included pages when scanning 2 3 4
Save letters 5 days 10 days 20 days
Storage of parcels 2 days 5 days 10 days
Cloud connection      

yearly

Postbox type Private Standard Office
Account including 1 Postbox per year Use 425,10
1.783,86
3.571,62
Mobile application (IOS & Android)      
Contract term 12 months 12 months 12 months
Incoming letters included   5 10
Scan envelope (front)   5 10
Scanning letter contents 1 3 10
Included pages when scanning 2 3 4
Save letters 5 days 10 days 20 days
Storage of parcels 2 days 5 days 10 days
Cloud connection      

Taxes Part I

Note: Taxes are subject to change. This information has been provided to the best of our knowledge – it is not legally binding.

Important tax rates in Germany  

Taxes Part II

Note: Subject to change, the constant change of the matter, make it necessary to exclude liability at this point.

Income tax from 14% to 45% The top tax rate is only reached from an income of around €250,000 for single taxpayers. For married couples, the splitting rate applies and income is then added together.
Solidarity surcharge from 5.5% to 5.5% from income tax
Church tax from 8.0% to 9.0%  
Withholding tax for capital income from 25.0% to 25.0% This is a fixed tax rate. It is not included in income tax.
Corporate income tax from 25.0% to 25.0%from 15% to 15% Applies to corporations
Capital gains tax from 0% to 25% 25% according to DBA parent-subsidiary directive may be lower.
Trade tax from 3.5% to 3.9% This is to be multiplied by the assessment rate of the respective municipality.
Trade tax rates 200% to 900% Minimum 200%. Dierfeld in Rhineland-Palatinate has the highest trade tax. In large cities, it is generally between 400% and 500%.
Value added tax From 7% to 19% a reduced rate applies for certain deliveries and services.
Real estate transfer tax From 3.5% to 6.5% Applies to the transfer of real estate and companies with real estate assets.
Inheritance tax 0.0% to 50.00% Depending on the tax class (degree of relationship) and the amount of the inheritance, within 10 years.
Property tax none currently suspended
Transaction tax/stock exchange turnover tax none Introduction under discussion
Stamp duty none Does not exist in Germany
Residence options in Germany

Moving to Germany is an exciting adventure. Germany is a place full of different people and the possibilities are endless. There are beautiful cities and beautiful nature. You won’t regret moving there for a second. The downside, however, is until you have settled in, there are some hurdles to overcome. Germany is known as a country with a lot of bureaucracy. There are several processes to go through in order to be able to stay in Germany.

If your sole purpose is to visit Germany for tourism purposes, you do not need to worry about a residence permit. A tourist visa allows you to stay in Germany for approximately 90 days to explore the country. A stay beyond the permitted 90 days is not possible without a residence permit.

With a German residence permit, you can stay in Germany for longer than 90 days. With the exception of people from EU countries, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, all other foreigners require a residence permit to stay in Germany for longer than 90 days.

Many foreign nationals must apply for a residence permit for Germany from their home countries in order to obtain a Schengen visa to enter Germany for 90 days. For some countries, it is possible to enter Germany without a visa during these first 90 days and apply for the residence permit from within Germany.

Types of residence permit

There are different types of German residence permits depending on the length of stay and the requirements you have to fulfill. There are three types of residence permit that allow you to stay in Germany for different periods of time.

Temporary residence permit

The temporary residence permit, or residence permit, is for shorter stays in Germany. If you wish to obtain this type of residence permit, you may only stay in Germany for one year. There is the possibility of an extension, provided that your situation does not change and you meet the requirements.

Temporary residence permit

Foreigners receive a temporary residence permit if they wish to stay in Germany for a specific reason. For this type of permit, you have to justify why you want to stay in Germany. If you apply for a temporary residence permit to study, it is recorded that you are only studying and cannot work.

The temporary residence permit is the first type of permit that most foreigners receive. It creates the basis for permanent residence in Germany. One of the requirements for the permanent permit is to have held the temporary permit for a certain period of time. There are many reasons why a person would want to have a temporary residence permit for Germany:

  • for employment purposes
  • for admission to a course of study
  • for the marriage
The EU Blue Card

The EU Blue Card is similar to the temporary residence permit, but is aimed at a specific group of people and has a longer validity. The EU Blue Card is intended for foreign nationals from non-EU countries who have a high level of professional education and wish to work in Germany. Highly qualified employees have a university degree such as a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree. Those who are more likely to receive the EU Blue Card have an IT or STEM background (science, technology, engineering, mathematics).

To qualify for the EU Blue Card, they must find a job in Germany that allows them to practice the skills they acquired during their studies. The job must match their educational qualifications. In addition, they should be able to earn at least 50,800 euros per year and have a high level of German language skills.

The EU Blue Card is valid for four years and those who hold it can get permanent residence immediately if they keep their job. They qualify for permanent residence after 33 months, but if they speak German well, they can get it after 21 months.

If you have an EU Blue Card, you can also bring your spouse with you to Germany. The spouse does not necessarily have to be able to speak German well and can work after you have obtained permanent residence.

Unrestricted residence permit

In order to be allowed to stay in Germany for as long as possible, you need a German permanent residence permit. This is also known as a settlement permit or, in German, Niederlassungserlaubnis. With a permanent residence permit, you can work in Germany and travel abroad whenever you want.

This permit is usually issued to people who have held a temporary residence permit for several years or are holders of an EU Blue Card. You must prove that you have worked for at least 5 years, that the work has been approved by the Federal Employment Agency and that you have paid the necessary taxes and duties to the government. In addition, the requirements for German language skills are stricter, so advanced German is required.

If you have a permanent residence permit, your children and spouse may join you. You will initially receive a temporary residence permit and can obtain a permanent residence permit after a few years.

German residence permit – The requirements

A number of requirements must be met in order to obtain one of the residence permits:

  • Valid passport from another country
  • have no criminal record
  • German language skills of at least level B1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
  • be in possession of German health insurance
  • passing a health check that shows you are healthy enough to work and/or study
  • Financial stability should be ensured
  • if you want to work in Germany, you need a letter from an employer
  • you receive a letter from an employer with
  • if you are studying in Germany, you need proof that you have been admitted to a university
  • if you want to live with your spouse in Germany, you need proof of marriage, for example a marriage certificate
The Skilled Immigration Act

also: Act on the Further Development of Skilled Immigration) simplifies immigration from third countries.

The Skilled Immigration Act in Germany, which came into force on March 1, 2020, aims to make it easier for qualified skilled workers from non-EU countries to immigrate to Germany in order to counteract the shortage of skilled workers in certain professional fields. The law represents an important change in German migration policy and opens up new ways for qualified workers to take up employment in Germany. Here are some of the key points of the law:

Easier access for qualified specialists

  • Qualifications: Persons with a recognized university qualification or qualified vocational training have the opportunity to enter Germany to take up employment.
  • Recognition of qualifications: The law simplifies the procedure for recognizing foreign professional qualifications.
  • Language skills: Adequate German language skills are required for entry and a work permit, the level of which may vary depending on the profession.

Visa for job search

  • Qualified skilled workers can obtain a visa to look for a job in Germany, which is valid for up to six months, provided they can finance their own living expenses during this time.

IT specialists

  • IT specialists without formal qualifications, but with proven professional experience and specialist knowledge, can also enter the country under certain conditions.

Accelerated procedure for skilled workers

  • For certain professional groups and with the involvement of the employer, accelerated procedures for issuing visas (“fast-track procedure”) can be used.

Integration

  • The law also emphasizes the importance of integration. Measures to promote language skills and integration into society are important components of the immigration process.

The Skilled Immigration Act is an attempt to modernize the legal framework for the immigration of skilled workers and to position Germany as an attractive labor market for qualified workers from all over the world. The law is expected to help reduce the shortage of skilled workers in various sectors and strengthen Germany’s economic competitiveness.

Company forms

The main types of companies covered by the taxation of corporate profits are

Corporations

the limited liability company (GmbH)

the stock corporation (AG)

Personal companies

General partnership (OHG)

the limited partnership (Kg)

the GbR, the partnership under civil law

Other company forms

the cooperative

Registered association e.V.

Investments

After the economic miracle, Germany is currently also experiencing an investment savings miracle. This means we are saving for the future and lagging behind in terms of investment. The German state must significantly increase its investment activity in order to reach the OECD average. When it comes to spending on social security and healthcare, we are among the leaders in an international comparison.

Most important export countries

The most important export market for Germany in 2017 is the USA, followed by France and China in 2nd and 3rd place, and the Netherlands and the UK in 4th and 5th place.

First port of call for company start-ups

Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce

Breite Straße 29

10178 Berlin

Phone 030 – 20308-0

Import goods to Germany

Goods are imported into Germany in the following product groups: data processing equipment, electronic and optical products, motor vehicles and parts, chemical products, machinery, crude oil and natural gas, and metals.

Export goods from Germany

The export of motor vehicles and motor vehicle parts is of overall economic importance for Germany and is in first place. The USA, the United Kingdom and China are the most important customers.

Total imports and exports of the Federal Republic of Germany in 2017

Exports: €1.28 trillion

Imports: €1.03 trillion

Source: en.statista.com

Cultural events for connoisseurs of the Federal Republic of Germany

Why economic relations abroad need “culture”.

What “other countries – other customs” can mean.

How to understand the culture of foreign peoples and people.

How to become a specialist with intercultural competence.

Our 10 basic rules for intercultural competence

1. this means recognizing special features in the thoughts and actions of members of other peoples and responding to them appropriately.

2. respect for country-specific customs! Avoid mistakes and provide information about customs and taboos.

3. trust must be established through personal contact. Travel is essential for business success. Personal relationships are an important prerequisite for good business relations.

4 You should know how to greet and address the interviewer and how to dress appropriately.

5. which national, political, religious or cultural things should be avoided at all costs?

6. which public holidays, festivals and working hours should be respected and observed?

7 What needs to be considered in the relationship between women and men?

8. explore different perceptions of time management and adherence to deadlines.

9. which quality standards apply

10. do not set aside the business partner’s experience.

Important

Targeted use of modern and digital media is absolutely essential. It is important to find the type of communication that is suitable for everyone involved. P.S. Personal communication is important.


Real employees

Real employees who take care of incoming mail and office management competently and confidentially. TempulseMail increases your success instead of jeopardizing it.


Scan mail

The high-quality OCR scan gives you a digital insight into your letters and parcels in no time at all


Real business addresses

You can choose from 64 prestigious business addresses worldwide. From Germany to Europe and around the globe.


Mail forwarding

However, if you would like to have a specific letter or parcel physically available, you can simply use TempulseMail.


Mobile app

You can access your digital mailbox in two ways at any time. Either via the intuitive online interface or via the free TempulseMail software.

EXCLUSIVE

Storage / Destruction

While our employees sort out clear advertising mail directly, the rest of the irrelevant mail can be conveniently destroyed by yourself.


Local phone number

After signing up, you could save as many phone numbers as you want in your account, anywhere in the world.


Real employees

Real employees who take care of incoming mail and office management competently and confidentially. TempulseMail increases your success instead of jeopardizing it.


Real business addresses

You can choose from 64 prestigious business addresses worldwide. From Germany to Europe and around the globe.


Mobile app

You can access your digital mailbox in two ways at any time. Either via the intuitive online interface or via the free TempulseMail software.

EXCLUSIVE

Local phone number

After signing up, you could save as many phone numbers as you want in your account, anywhere in the world.


Mail forwarding

However, if you would like to have a specific letter or parcel physically available, you can simply use TempulseMail.


Scan mail

The high-quality OCR scan gives you a digital insight into your letters and parcels in no time at all


Storage / Destruction

While our employees sort out clear advertising mail directly, the rest of the irrelevant mail can be conveniently destroyed by yourself.