Specific Taxes and Fees in Germany
5 GermanySimple articles about Specific Taxes and Fees in Germany.
Church Tax in Germany: Who Pays Kirchensteuer and How to Leave the Church
Church Tax in Germany: Who Pays the Kirchensteuer and How to Leave the Church
CO2 Tax in Germany: How the CO2 Price Works and Who Pays for Heating
Kfz-Steuer in Germany: How Car Tax Is Calculated, When It’s Due, and What Exemptions Are Available
Broadcasting Fee in Germany: Who Pays, How Much It Costs, and How to Apply for an Exemption Here’s an explanation of the German Rundfunkbeitrag: fee amount, registration, payments, exemptions, exemption for second homes, consequences of non-payment, and rules for businesses. Church Tax in Germany: Who Pays Kirchensteuer and How to Leave the Church How the Kirchensteuer church tax works in Germany: the 8% and 9% rates, its connection to Anmeldung and Finanzamt, who pays, how to check your status, and how to complete a Kirchenaustritt. Church Tax in Germany: Who Pays the Kirchensteuer and How to Leave the Church How are religious communities organized in Germany, who pays the Kirchensteuer, what rates apply in each state, and how do you formally leave a religious community (Kirchenaustritt)? CO2 Tax in Germany: How the CO2 Price Works and Who Pays for Heating How the CO2 tax works in Germany, which types of fuel are affected by the CO2 price, how costs are split between the tenant and the landlord, and what to check on your heating bill. Kfz-Steuer in Germany: How Car Tax Is Calculated, When It’s Due, and What Exemptions Are Available Kfz-Steuer in Germany: How Car Tax Is Calculated, When It’s Due, and What Exemptions Are Available
