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Taxation of income from the humanitarian aid in the Czech Republic
A lot of Ukrainians received different types of humanitarian aid in the Czech Republic and other countries. In this article, we will check if the income received as a financial aid is a matter of taxation in the Czech Republic.
Tax return in Estonia
Worked abroad in Estonia? You may be entitled to receive a tax refund. Find out more in our article below.
Types of employment contracts in Slovakia
There are two main types of working contracts in Slovakia : classic work contract (full-time) and non-employment agreements. Naturally, there are some differences between them, as well as three variants of non-employment agreements you can choose from. Let’s try to figure out the main attributes of each of them.
PESEL or NIP: what is the difference?
If you want to receive your refund, you need to file a tax declaration. We have several articles on our blog about taxes in Poland, so now we will try to figure out what PESEL and NIP are, what are the differences and why do you need them.
Tax allowances in Poland
While filing a tax return you can also send a request to get a tax bonus. Who is entitled to it and what categories exist - find the answer in the article below.
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Form S1 (E 106) - Registration for benefits in-kind in your home country while working in Germany
You will need the S1 form if you are working in Germany but still have permanent residence in your home country. How to get it?
Where to apply for unemployment benefit if I lose my job abroad? In my home country or abroad?
Have you left your job abroad and are wondering where to apply for unemployment benefits? What are your options and which are easier?
Pension contributions in Austria. Am I eligible to receive it, if I don’t work there anymore?
While working in Austria, you pay taxes monthly, including a social security tax. Part of the social security tax is paid to the pension area. Your employer pays 12.55% and your personal contribution is 10.25% each month. To receive pension contributions, the main difference in the process depends on the fact if you are a EU citizen or not.