Main page of BERLiNiB:

BERLiNiB Employee Info

This page, 
berlinib.com/
berlinib_employee_info
has in it company information 
and information as to 
how BERLiNiB gives
freelance salary 
to individuals 
in other countries 
than the country 
of origin of BERLiNiB, 
namely Norway
(speaking in formal terms). 
The first part is 
chiefly information 
to tax officials 
in these other 
countries. 
The second part is 
information to 
new freelance 
employees as to 
what information 
is required from 
them to be correctly 
registered as 
freelancers for BERLiNiB 
with the 
Norwegian State's online 
tax forms: 
in sum, it is birth date 
and either passport 
number or the code 
on a government-issued 
id card, or the Tax Id Number,
the TIN, in Greece called AFM:

The transfer
to freelancers is taxfree when
the following conditions are
fulfilled:
 * The Freelancer is not in
Norway while working for the
Norwegian employer;
  * The Freelancer also has
a Tax Id Number or such in 
another country than Norway, 
and one that has a formal tax 
agreement with Norway, which 
includes all countries in the 
EU and all countries with 
tight business relationships 
to the EU. So for instance,
as a freelancer model in Greece,
you should have a Greek TIN
number or AFM. As an alternative,
the freelancer can send invoice
when the freelancer has registered
eg a private company, also called
sole proproprietorship, and in
some countries like USA the
formal registration of the
sole proprietorship is not
necessary for everyone has the
right to represent a private
company in one's own name.
Those who do send invoice will
not have to register via any
TIN number or private data
like that.
  * The Freelancer receives
in January each year a summary 
of freelance salaries received
in the previous year, and takes
care to provide this information
alongside own tax papers to own
country, or via an accountant;
or with some countries, it 
happens automatically through
the computer systems of the
countries. The freelancer 
should expect a normal tax
percentage to be applied to
received salary from all
freelance jobs with all
companies; that tax percentage
is of course different to each
individual and when or if
that tax comes is different
from country to country.
In addition, expenses can be 
registered separately and is
of course taxfree. 

As soon as you 
have given BERLiNiB
this information
(which we treat
confidentially, 
of course), find out 
about how you pay tax 
nationally on 'salary
received from a small
foreign company for
freelance work', and
do this paperwork 
in same season.


INFORMATION FOR 
TAX OFFICIALS 
IN COUNTRIES
WITH FREELANCERS 
WORKING FOR BERLiNiB

Those who contribute 
to the BERLiNiB 
magazine in a way 
that involve us paying 
them a salary 
are registered as 
employees, initially 
of a freelance type, 
so that they 
can legally receive 
salary for the work 
they do through 
such as Wise or PayPal 
to their bank account. 
See full formal info 
about this company
at the bottom of 
this page. 
In general BERLiNiB,
which only comes 
three times pr year and 
with a certain number 
of pages, does not 
need to employ many. 
Relative to most 
countries including 
Australia, India, 
EU states etc, 
there are state-
to-state 'tax 
agreements' 
with Norway. 
This ensures 
that no double tax 
on salaries have
to be paid. 
Relative to 
these countries, 
BERLiNiB registers 
salaries as paid 
to the employees 
in the Norwegian 
state forms 
on the assumption 
that employees 
pay tax on income as 
received from a 
foreign company 
(rather than paying 
tax to the 
Norwegian state) 
insofar it is required.

The other type 
of payments to our
freelancers are for 
relevant expenses, 
whether it be fashion
or art equipment or
technical equipment
for fashion photo,
or background fashion
scenes for journalism,
or clothes, travel, 
hotel and such for
models. For expenses, 
receipts/checks/bills 
are given to BERLiNiB, 
eg by the employee, 
and the expenses are 
paid and accounted for
at the the same Norwegian 
state portal that
records salaries, on
the presumption that
no taxes are paid on
just these sums, 
of course.
The state portals are:
https://altinn.no/en/
https://skatteetaten.no


NEW FREELANCERS IN BERLiNiB

New freelancers 
are registered 
in the Norwegian 
State's online 
tax pages by us 
in BERLiNiB. Some
of these pages, 
esp. info pages, 
are available 
without login. 
The central Norwegian 
state website
for this accounting 
is called 'AltInn'
(literally, "all in")
and Skatteetaten
(literally, "tax
department"). 

On page 9 to 10 
in the following 
2019 PDF Norwegian
state document, we can
read about what 
info is required info
about an employee to 
legally receive
international salary: 
PDF Document from Norwegian State 
Key information on page 9 
is replicated here:

In sum, what is required 
for you as a new employee 
in BERLiNiB is to send 
the following information
to BERLiNiB:
* Name, as in passport and banks
* Tax Id Number, TIN 
* Or passport number 
* And date of birth.
Note: If you often 
work as a freelancer 
for various 
companies across 
the world, 
you may find, 
at least in some 
countries, that it 
is an easier process 
to have your 
own company 
and send an invoice 
from it,
or to enlist yourself 
as employee in a company
that does this type 
of service
for its employees.





FORMAL INFO ABOUT BERLiNiB

BERLiNiB, as at berlinib dot com, 
is a fashion magazine, which 
is freely available for all 
in PDF quality form.
The website 
www.berlinib.com 
refers to 
www.industrialbabes.com. 
The two letters 
'ib' is an 
abbreviation of  
'IndustrialBabes'. 

BERLiNiB: A QUALITY 
ISSN-REGISTERED 
DIGITAL FREE 
FASHION PUBLICATION 

The founding editor's 
private company 
publishes BERLiNiB. 
This company is: 
Yoga4d von Reusch Gamemakers,
organisation number 
985230560,
formal mail address: 
Lislebyveien 189a, 
1619 Fredrikstad, Norway.
Founding editor: 
Stein H. (Henning) Reusch,
artist name Aristo Tacoma.
Contact email: 
berlinib @ aol . com.
Main editorial page 
has additional info.