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Employer refused to pay wages
Yesterday, I came across a Facebook post about the employer not paying three months of work wages. The affected person was asking for advice in a Facebook group.
The individual and many writing in the comments didn't know their rights.
As an employee, getting a salary every month is your right. If the employer refuses to pay the wages, they are punishable by law.
Learn what you can do in such a situation here.
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Employer forcing you to sign the termination letter
Another trending post in Germany is employers forcing employees to sign a termination letter. Again, forcing anyone in Germany to sign a document is illegal.
You have the right to review the document before signing it. If the employer doesn't give you time to review and forces you to sign immediately, you can call the police to protect yourself.
Furthermore, you should hire a lawyer specialized in labor law to negotiate the severance package with the employer. Don't be afraid of your employer, and never hesitate to exercise your rights.
You don't get what you deserve. You get what you fight for. We know lawyers are expensive in Germany. This is why we recommend everyone get legal insurance in Germany.
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Deduct unlimited home office costs from the 2023 tax return
From the 2023 tax year, you can deduct unlimited home office costs from your tax return. No more maximum limit on the home office costs.
The tax office even increased the home office allowance to 6 โฌ per day. Moreover, the number of days you can claim the home office flat rate is 210 days now.
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Do you have income from outside Germany? You must declare it in your tax return
Unlimited tax applies to every resident of Germany. This means you must pay tax on all income, regardless of in which country you earn it.
So, if you earn rent from a property in Dubai, you must declare it in German tax returns. The same applies to income from emplyoment, interests, dividends, capital gains, business, etc.
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