In Germany, the process of finding and paying invoices can vary based on the company you are dealing with. Here are the two most common scenarios:
1. Paper Invoices and Bank Transfers:
- Finding Invoices: You’ll typically receive a paper invoice by mail. This invoice will detail the service or product being charged for, the amount due, and the due date.
- When paying invoices, you can find the company’s bank account details, including IBAN and BIC codes, on the invoice. You can then initiate a bank transfer using online banking or by visiting a bank branch.
2. Digital Invoices and Online Payments:
- Finding Invoices: Many companies are moving towards digital invoicing. You will receive an email notification with a link to download your invoice as a PDF document. It can also be found in our portal MyDashboard under invoices
- Paying Invoices:
The email notification or online portal might offer various payment options, such as:
- Direct Debit: This authorizes the company to automatically withdraw the payment amount from your bank account on the due date. You’ll need to provide your bank account details for this option. (GoCardless)
- Online Payment Gateway: Some companies might offer secure online payment options through services like PayPal or a similar platform
- Credit Card Payment: In some cases, you might be able to pay your invoice directly with a credit card through the company’s website or online portal.
When making a transfer please consider the bank account listed below:
Bank information (Qonto)
- IBAN: DE98100101237575129293
- BIC/SWIFT: QNTODEB2XXX
- Account: 5692629836
- Bank: 10010123
- Name of Bank: Olinda Zweigniederlassung Deutschland
- Street: Potsdamer Platz 1
- ZIP: 10785
- City: Berlin
Beneficiary
Company name: CONSULTINGHOUSE A.M.C. International GmbH
Street: Kurt-Blaum-Platz 8
ZIP: 63450
City: Hanau
Country: Deutschland
If you’re unsure where to find your invoice or how to make a payment, don’t hesitate to contact us via billing@consultinghouse.eu