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Because they don't want companies using it as a way to avoid the responsibilities that comes with real employment. The rule is to my knowledge however intended
by martin8412 3y ago
Because they don't want companies using it as a way to avoid the responsibilities that comes with real employment. The rule is to my knowledge however intended to keep companies in the same country from using it.
In Denmark(same rule) I contracted for a single foreign company for years and just got lump sum into my personal account every month, after which I paid the corresponding taxes. I specifically called the tax authorities to ask and that's how they said to do it.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoBut according to your own example, Danish rules are different than Germany, as you could freelance for multiple years to a single customer, as opposed to being limited to one year max.