FAQ topic: Payroll in Germany
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How to read my payroll slips?
Mehr lesen: How to read my payroll slips?The following article explains how to read a German payroll
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How to read my German employer payroll report?
Mehr lesen: How to read my German employer payroll report?This article describes how employers in German can read the monthly company payroll report
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How Do Pension Contributions Work in Germany: What Percentage Do Employees and Employers Contribute, and Is There a Limit?
Mehr lesen: How Do Pension Contributions Work in Germany: What Percentage Do Employees and Employers Contribute, and Is There a Limit?Interested in how Germany’s pension system works? Learn about pension contributions, including employee and employer percentages, and contribution limits in this article. Explore Germany’s…
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How do we collaborate with Consultinghouse to meet our monthly payroll
Mehr lesen: How do we collaborate with Consultinghouse to meet our monthly payrollPlease find a general idea about how companies would collaborate with our payroll team to successfully meet their monthly payroll
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What is a German Company Number (Betriebsnummer)
Mehr lesen: What is a German Company Number (Betriebsnummer)The German Company Number is an eight-digit number that is continuously assigned in Germany by the company number service of the Federal Employment Agency.
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How Germany Statutory Employer Responsibilities Affect Of Employees In Sick Leave, Maternity Leave, and Insolvency insurance | (U1, U2, and U3)?
Mehr lesen: How Germany Statutory Employer Responsibilities Affect Of Employees In Sick Leave, Maternity Leave, and Insolvency insurance | (U1, U2, and U3)?Germany is known for its progressive and forward-thinking laws on many issues, including sick leave, maternity leave, and insolvency insurance.
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What is the electronic certificate of incapacity for work (eAU) – implementation from January 2023
Mehr lesen: What is the electronic certificate of incapacity for work (eAU) – implementation from January 2023From January, the digital procedure will be mandatory for everyone involved: the electronic certificate of incapacity for work (eAU) will replace the “yellow certificate”…