Handle German bureaucracy and taxes

Germany is known for its quality engineering, strong economy and innovative energy solutions, but also for its unusually large amount of red tape. For many foreigners, the paperwork required to work and live in Germany is surprising. While there are several resources for starting your own business, you must first know how to present your business plan and where to look for help.

Before earning money in Germany, everyone has to register at the tax office (Finanzamt) and get a tax number. Additionally, all trade practitioners must be registered at the trades office (Gewerbeamt) and have to meet German requirements for practicing their craft. Whether or not you have to pay a local trade tax (Gewerbesteuer) or become a member of the Chamber of Commerce (Industrie- und Handelskammer – IHK) can be very confusing. But there is no cause for worry, we can help you.

Getting help from experts can mean the difference between a successful start or a fast failure in business. We make sure your company starts out on a successful path. Not only that, with our help you can prevent your business from getting into legal trouble. Furthermore, we can connect you to a network of professionals who can assist you in handling any issue you may have or finding a solution for anything you may need.