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A few things: - Bank transfers aren't universally free in Germany. Mine cost about 30 cents. - Rent was one of the few things that I mentioned wasn't paid wi
by wheels 18y ago
A few things:
- Bank transfers aren't universally free in Germany. Mine cost about 30 cents.
- Rent was one of the few things that I mentioned wasn't paid with credit cards.
- "As they should be" is problematic. I for instance, find the whole process of founding a GmbH insanely complicated (even with the new reforms), but hey, they're different countries. I could make a long list of things about each country of things that work better in the other, but it wouldn't be the most useful means of comparison.
- markessien 18y agoHmm, I didn't know that some banks actually charged money for transfer. Germany does make it incredibly tough and complicated to wade through all the neccessary laws and paperwork to get a business started. I guess that's why most people prefer to just be employees. In england, it's WAY easier, and most things can be done online. The UK generally has a much less formal feel about most things compared to Germany.