Event as part of the workshop series “ONpaper”, organised by ON Cologne, inm / field notes berlin, Musikbüromuc and the Association for Contemporary Music Hamburg.

What do event organisers need to bear in mind regarding taxes and contributions? The workshop will outline the key obligations: the artists’ social security contribution and taxes, with a focus on commissioning artists based abroad (the so-called ‘Ausländersteuer'/'foreigners’ tax’ and VAT/reverse charge). The workshop is aimed at recipients of project funding under ANBest-P (‘Allgemeine Nebenbestimmungen für Zuwendungen zur Projektförderung’).

Discover the essentials of self-employment in Germany’s arts and creative industries. The online seminar guides you through the first steps, from registering as self-employed to learning about the key differences between “freelance” activities and other forms of self-employment.

This online seminar is part of the event series Get started! First steps in self-employment. In three online seminars invited speakers offer insights on various topics that are important for your start into self-employment in Germany. 

As part of LISTEN TO BERLIN, the Youth Summit brings together young participants and speakers from various sectors of the music and creative industries for panel discussions, workshops and other sessions. As well as covering topics related to music practice, the industry, career guidance and networking, the event provides new insights into current fields of work.

touring artists will facilitate the workshop "Artist 1×1: KSK, Selbstständigkeit & Co.".

From income tax to VAT: this online seminar provides orientation on navigating taxes and invoicing as well as the "small business regulation" (Kleinunternehmerregelung) in Germany.

The online seminar is part of the event series Get started! First steps in self-employment. In three online seminars invited speakers offer insights on various topics that are important for your start into self-employment in Germany.

Working in the visual arts in Berlin – in November, we are organising the “Visual Arts Workshop and Networking Day” in collaboration with Künstlerhaus Bethanien and the IGBK. 
The day offers insights into areas relevant to artists’ work and provides opportunities to network with people in Berlin’s art scene. Workshops will address the following questions: How do you find workspaces such as studios and workshops? How do project spaces operate, and how can you establish yourself in the scene? What funding opportunities are available in Berlin for your own projects, and how do you organise a residency? 
The event is aimed at transnational artists and cultural practitioners in the visual arts who have recently arrived in Berlin or are looking to find their feet in the city and expand their networks.

We will be providing information about the programme and how to register very soon via our website, newsletter and social media channels.

In this online seminar, you'll explore the ins and outs of the Künstlersozialkasse (KSK), the „Artists Social Security Fund“, and learn about other insurance options.

The online seminar is part of the event series Get started! First steps in self-employment. In three online seminars invited speakers offer insights on various topics that are important for your start into self-employment in Germany.

A series of events organised by Kulturberatung Jena, providing musicians, event organisers and cultural practitioners with in-depth knowledge, legal guidance, practical tips and inspiration. Session topic: Von der Idee zum Song zur Bühne – Förderung & Projektentwicklung & internationale Perspektiven (From idea to song to the stage – funding, project development and international perspectives); featuring Initiative Musik and touring artists.