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> Like, I'm supposed to be auditioning for a band
Tell 'em you play the triangle.
Those links are very helpful actually. Thank you.
1.
> Trade tax
> Cost: 0% to 3% of all profits above 24500€
24500€ would be lotsa money for me in the beginning, so no trade tax for a while.
2.
> Health insurance
> Cost: 90€ to 900€ per month
> If you live in Germany,
Which I wouldn't so, no health insurance to pay to Germany.
But I would have to pay here. That's about 20€/month.
3.
> Value Added Tax (VAT)
> Small businesses (Kleinunternehmer) can choose not to charge VAT. If they don't charge VAT, they can't get VAT refunds on their business expenses.
I wouldn't mind not charging VAT.
4.
> Income tax
> As a German resident
Not a German resident, but then maybe I still have to pay as Hungarian resident to Hungarian state.
> Cost: 0% to 45% of your income.
How can be that 0%? I mean here we also have couple of ways of not paying income tax. Also here it is 15% I think 15 or 25, I can't recall which one rn.
5.
> Tax advisor and bookkeeping
Now for this, I don't have the money.
6.
> Other business expenses
Who knows.

Hmm this other site says this:
> The corporate tax rate in Germany is set up at 15%. To this, a solidarity surcharge and a trade tax can apply to a total value of 30 to 33%.

The third one:
> Types of business tax in Germany
> Trade tax (Gewerbesteuer)
> Corporation tax (Körperschaftsteuer)
> Income tax (Einkommensteuer)
> VAT (Umsatzsteuer)
> Payroll tax (Lohsteuer - if you have employees)
> Church tax (Kirchensteuer)
Church tax wtf?
Also:
> Instead of paying corporation tax, freelancers, one-person businesses and partnerships in Germany are taxed on their profits via income tax
VAT:
> Freelancers and small businesses (Kleinunternehmer) who make less than 22.000 euros in their first year of operation and 50.000 euros per year thereafter, can choose whether or not to charge USt.

I have to look up other countries. On the quora page, they mentioned Ireland as a low tax place.
Anyway, very enlightening read, thank you.