AVGS
The slip of paper that turns paid coaching into free coaching. And that nobody told you about.
German bureaucracy in plain language. Officially — in Morlang terms — and what to do.
The slip of paper that turns paid coaching into free coaching. And that nobody told you about.
The envelope that makes your stomach tighten. Inside: either money or a deadline.
The form where you promise a future and later explain why it did not arrive.
Fifteen minutes at a counter that then define your taxes for years.
Start-up money you do not repay — if the steps happen in the right order.
A coupon for a profession. It has an expiry date, which is usually left unmentioned.
The Bürgergeld version of start-up money. At the authority’s discretion.
The person whose wording decides your year. Also a person.
What you are offered when you have not said what you want yourself.
The state pays for your consultant while you assume consultants are out of reach.
The bank that lends through your bank — and therefore asks for twice the paperwork.
The number without which an invoice is not an invoice.
A convenience that sometimes costs more than it looks.
Money in your account that does not belong to you.
Not an essay — a calculator with text around it.
A long road that not everyone needs and not always.
A document read for seven seconds that decides a year of your life.
Five letters in a job ad without which it never gets opened.
The reason some providers accept vouchers and others do not.
Neither a verdict nor a ban on self-employment. Just a different toolbox.