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Working in Germany: 4 frequently asked questions
Are you going to work in Germany? We have written down the most frequently asked questions related to arranging work in Germany.
Child bonus in Germany due to Covid-19
The child bonus is a "bonus child benefit" which is a special payment for the same basic requirements as for child benefit. The bonus is part of the federal government's Corona stimulus package in order to support families with financial help, as they are exposed to particular stresses due to the Corona crisis.
How much child benefit can you get in Germany?
Child benefit is an important source of money for a lot of parents. As a parent you are entitled to recieve your child benefit every month regardless of your income.
Work-related allowances in German taxation
Foreigners can deduct some work-related expenses from their taxes. Does this apply to you?
German child benefit for non-EU resident children
If you have a child living outside of the EU, you can still be entitled to German child benefit. To do this, you must meet one of the following requirements:
I worked in Germany and come from a country outside the EU. How do I file a tax return?
The rules for non-residents of Germany differ from residents. Filing a tax return may be more complicated if a person comes from a country with which Germany does not have an agreement to avoid double taxation.
Published: 26th Mar 2020
Have you worked in Germany, Austria, Belgium or Luxembourg?
To get your tax refund you will need to attach your Personal income statement. You can download the form off of our website:
I work in Germany. When am I considered a resident?
Do you work in Germany and are not sure if you are a German tax resident?