• Areas of expertise
  • |
  • About me
  • |
  • Principles as a lawyer
  • Tel: 03322 5078053
  • |
  • info@itmedialaw.com
ITMediaLaw - Rechtsanwalt Marian Härtel
  • en English
  • de Deutsch
  • About lawyer Marian Härtel
    • About lawyer Marian Härtel
      • Ideal partner
      • About lawyer Marian Härtel
      • Video series – about me
      • Why a lawyer and business consultant?
      • Principles as a lawyer
      • Focus on start-ups
      • Nerd und Rechtsanwalt
      • Ideal partner
      • How can I help clients?
    • Über die Kanzlei
      • How clients benefit from my network of colleagues, partners and service providers
      • Quick and flexible access
      • Agile and lean law firm
      • Team: Saskia Härtel – WHO AM I?
      • Price overview
    • How can I help clients?
    • Sonstige Informationen
      • Einwilligungen widerrufen
      • Privatsphäre-Einstellungen ändern
      • Historie der Privatsphäre-Einstellungen
      • Privacy policy
    • Testimonials
    • Imprint
  • Leistungen
    • Focus areas of attorney Marian Härtel
      • Support with the foundation
      • Games law consulting
      • Advice in e-commerce
      • Support and advice of agencies
      • Legal advice in corporate law: from incorporation to structuring
      • Legal compliance and expert opinions
      • Streamers and influencers
      • Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and Games
      • Outsourcing – for companies or law firms
    • Arbeitsschwerpunkte
      • Games and esports law
        • Esports. What is it?
      • Corporate law
      • IT/IP Law
      • Consulting for influencers and streamers
        • Influencer & Streamer
      • Contract review and preparation
      • DLT and Blockchain consulting
        • Blockchain Overview
      • Investment advice
      • AI and SaaS
  • Artikel/News
    • Langartikel / Guides
    • Law and computer games
    • Law and Esport
    • Law on the Internet
    • Blockchain and web law
    • Online retail
    • Data protection Law
    • Copyright
    • Competition law
    • Copyright
    • EU law
    • Law on the protection of minors
    • Labour law
    • Tax
    • Kanzlei News
    • Other
  • Videos/Podcasts
    • Videos
    • Podcast
      • ITMediaLaw Podcast
      • ITMediaLaw Kurz-Podcast
  • Knowledge base
  • Contact
Kurzberatung
  • About lawyer Marian Härtel
    • About lawyer Marian Härtel
      • Ideal partner
      • About lawyer Marian Härtel
      • Video series – about me
      • Why a lawyer and business consultant?
      • Principles as a lawyer
      • Focus on start-ups
      • Nerd und Rechtsanwalt
      • Ideal partner
      • How can I help clients?
    • Über die Kanzlei
      • How clients benefit from my network of colleagues, partners and service providers
      • Quick and flexible access
      • Agile and lean law firm
      • Team: Saskia Härtel – WHO AM I?
      • Price overview
    • How can I help clients?
    • Sonstige Informationen
      • Einwilligungen widerrufen
      • Privatsphäre-Einstellungen ändern
      • Historie der Privatsphäre-Einstellungen
      • Privacy policy
    • Testimonials
    • Imprint
  • Leistungen
    • Focus areas of attorney Marian Härtel
      • Support with the foundation
      • Games law consulting
      • Advice in e-commerce
      • Support and advice of agencies
      • Legal advice in corporate law: from incorporation to structuring
      • Legal compliance and expert opinions
      • Streamers and influencers
      • Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and Games
      • Outsourcing – for companies or law firms
    • Arbeitsschwerpunkte
      • Games and esports law
        • Esports. What is it?
      • Corporate law
      • IT/IP Law
      • Consulting for influencers and streamers
        • Influencer & Streamer
      • Contract review and preparation
      • DLT and Blockchain consulting
        • Blockchain Overview
      • Investment advice
      • AI and SaaS
  • Artikel/News
    • Langartikel / Guides
    • Law and computer games
    • Law and Esport
    • Law on the Internet
    • Blockchain and web law
    • Online retail
    • Data protection Law
    • Copyright
    • Competition law
    • Copyright
    • EU law
    • Law on the protection of minors
    • Labour law
    • Tax
    • Kanzlei News
    • Other
  • Videos/Podcasts
    • Videos
    • Podcast
      • ITMediaLaw Podcast
      • ITMediaLaw Kurz-Podcast
  • Knowledge base
  • Contact
ITMediaLaw - Rechtsanwalt Marian Härtel
Home Other

E-invoices from 2025: Are you prepared as a business owner?

19. June 2024
in Other
Reading Time: 12 mins read
0 0
A A
0
e rechnungspflicht ab 2025 bmf konkretisiert vorgaben
Key Facts
  • From 2025, companies in Germany must be ready to receive e-invoices.
  • E-invoices are structured electronic invoices that can be machine-readable and processed automatically.
  • Businesses are obliged to create the technical requirements for receiving e-invoices in order to avoid fines.
  • From 2026, input tax can only be claimed from e-invoices that meet legal requirements.
  • The changeover removes the requirement for PDF invoices, which is a challenge for many companies.
  • There are no transition periods for readiness to receive, so early preparation is crucial.
  • Digitization and the switch to e-invoices offer numerous advantages such as cost reduction and automated processes.

E-invoices from 2025: Are you prepared as a business owner?

Content Hide
1. E-invoices from 2025: Are you prepared as a business owner?
2. What are e-invoices?
3. Obligation to be ready to receive from 2025
4. No more entitlement to PDF invoices
5. No more VAT from PDF invoices from 2026
6. Conclusion

Digitization is advancing in all areas, including invoicing. From 2025, entrepreneurs and self-employed persons in Germany must be ready to receive electronic invoices, so-called e-invoices. This obligation to accept e-invoices was adopted as part of the law implementing Directive (EU) 2019/2235 amending the VAT Directive with regard to the harmonization and simplification of certain provisions of the VAT system. But what exactly does this mean and what are the consequences? What technical requirements must be met and how can entrepreneurs best prepare for the changeover? In this blog post, we look at the most important aspects and give you valuable tips so that you, as an entrepreneur, can receive and process e-invoices smoothly from 2025. Because one thing is certain: e-invoicing is the future of invoicing and offers numerous advantages such as time savings, cost reductions and automated processes. Those who address the issue now and take the necessary steps will benefit from digitalization in the long term.

What are e-invoices?

E-invoices are invoices that are issued, transmitted and received in a structured electronic format. They differ from the previously widely used PDF invoices in that they are machine-readable and can be processed automatically. This saves time and reduces errors in accounting, as the data can be transferred directly to the accounting systems without the need for manual input. In addition, e-invoices are easier to archive and quicker to find, which facilitates administration and control. E-invoices must meet certain requirements in order to be considered as such. This includes a standardized format such as XRechnung or ZUGFeRD as well as compliance with VAT regulations. XRechnung is a standard developed by the public administration in Germany, which is based on the European standard EN 16931 and enables the simple creation, transmission and processing of e-invoices. ZUGFeRD (Zentraler User Guide des Forums elektronische Rechnung Deutschland) is a cross-industry standard that was developed jointly by associations and companies and is also based on EN 16931. Both standards ensure smooth communication between invoice issuers and recipients and provide a uniform structure for invoice data. In addition, e-invoices must also contain the mandatory information under VAT law, such as the full name and address of the supplier, the tax number or VAT identification number of the supplier, the date of issue, a consecutive invoice number and the time of delivery or other service. Only if all these requirements are met can an electronic invoice be recognized as an e-invoice and the associated benefits, such as input tax deduction and simplified archiving, be claimed.

Obligation to be ready to receive from 2025

Many entrepreneurs and self-employed people mistakenly believe that they are not yet affected by the obligation to use e-invoices from 2025, as they do not have to issue e-invoices themselves. But this assumption is a fallacy. From January 1, 2025, all entrepreneurs and self-employed persons will be obliged to be ready to receive e-invoices. This means that they must be technically capable of receiving and processing e-invoices, regardless of whether they send e-invoices themselves or not.

Being ready to receive e-invoices can be a challenge for many companies, especially if they have no previous experience with electronic invoice formats. The aim is to create the necessary technical conditions for receiving, processing and archiving e-invoices. This includes, for example, the purchase of suitable software that enables the receipt and processing of e-invoices in standardized formats such as XRechnung or ZUGFeRD. It may also be necessary to connect to an electronic archiving system in order to store the received e-invoices in an audit-proof manner and for the legally prescribed period.

Anyone who fails to comply with the obligation to be ready to receive e-invoices from 2025 risks severe fines and disadvantages in business transactions.

This is because business partners who have already switched to e-invoices also expect their customers and suppliers to be able to receive and process electronic invoices. A lack of readiness to receive can therefore lead to delays in invoice processing and, in the worst case, even to the termination of the business relationship. There are no transitional periods for the readiness to receive e-invoices. Entrepreneurs and the self-employed should therefore ensure that they meet the technical requirements in good time. Early preparation is crucial to ensure a smooth transition to electronic invoice processing.

In addition to purchasing suitable software, commissioning an external service provider can also be an option to ensure that e-invoices are ready to be received. Specialized providers take on the task of receiving and processing incoming e-invoices and forwarding them to the company’s accounting system. Entrepreneurs and the self-employed should not underestimate the obligation to be ready to receive e-invoices from 2025. Addressing the issue at an early stage and creating the necessary conditions in good time are essential in order to remain competitive in the future and benefit from the advantages of electronic invoicing.

No more entitlement to PDF invoices

With the introduction of the obligation toreadiness to receive e-invoicesat the same time the entitlement to the receipt of invoices in the PDF format. Unand self-employedwho previously relied on PDF-invoices for their bookkeepingwere dependent onhave to to the fact that that in future these no longer necessarily availablewill be. StMeanwhile billers are likely toincreasingly switch to sending their invoicesfinally in a structuredstructured electronicelectronic format such as XRechnung or ZUGFeRDend.

This can especially for smallcompanies andand the self-employed challengers, as they may not the necessarynecessary technicaland human resourcesand human resourcesto make the switchto e-invoices without any problems.to cope with. The Changeover doesrequires not only the purchase or rental of suitablesuitable software for the processing of e-invoices, butoften also an adaptation of the internal processesand processes. Withworkers must be trainedult in order to with the new systand proceduresto be trustedand it can be necessary, additional personnel or external service providers order to the increased requirementsorders to invoice processing to do justice to.

In addition especially smallercompanies often closely with their businessbusiness partnersandd on their supportsupportare shown. When these partners also not yet not yet switched to e-invoiceshave switched or technical problemsproblems with the transfertransmission andd processing of e-invoicesoccur, this can delays andd disruptions in cooperationen. It is thereimportant that companies forearly with theirpartnersimmense and commonDeveloping solutions togetherto get a frictionless Aboutaccess to electronics invoicing to guarantee.Despite this Challenges shouldsmaller unand self-employedthe Conversion to E-invoices not as an insurmountable Hbut as a grasp the opportunity. Dhen the electroniciscal invoice processing also offers many advantagesadvantages, such as faster andand more efficientprocessing of invoices, a reduction of sources of error andd a simplificationsimplification of the archivation. There are also there are now a variety of software solutions andservice providers that specifically the needs of small and medium-sizedsmall and medium-sized enterprisesare tailoredand a costinexpensive andand uncomplicatedintroduction of e-invoicestion of e-bills.

No more VAT from PDF invoices from 2026

Another importantaspect concernsconcerns thetax deduction from Invoices. From January 1 2026, companiesand self-employedself-employed persons sales tax only only from e-invoicesinvoices that meet the legal requirementsrequirementscalculate. PDF invoices that does not meet the crcriteria of an of an e-billthen no longer entitle no longer entitle Input tax deduction. The means that companies that until then not yet receive andreceive and processcan process themwill no longer be able to do so from 2026.t will no longer have the option of invoicesVAT shown on invoices as input tax as input tax.

But also as early as 2025 this probltheoretically become a come into play. Df the obligationobligation to be ready to receive for e-invoicesat the same time the entitlement to the receipt of an invoice in another other formatsuch as an PDF file. When a company from 2025 therefore no Receive e-invoicescan catch andd the invoicing party only still e-bills in the XInvoice or ZUGFeRD formatsends, the Invoice recipient factis no longer a possibilitythe input tax from of this calculation gto make it sustainable.This situation can lead to considerable financial disadvantageslead to a higher share, as the input tax a Significant foodfactor for uncompany. gEspecially for small and medium-sized companieswhich often have a highhave a high proportion of input taxthe loss of theloss of the input tax deduction canthreaten thehave consequences. It is therefore unessential that entrepreneurs andself-employed personsthe necessarythe necessary preconditionsto be able to receive receive and processand processbe able to process.

To prepare for the new rulesregulations, entrepreneurs shouldentrepreneurs shouldearly on with the technical andd organizational requirementsrequirements for the receipt andand processing of e-invoices fromto deal with. DThis includes the selection of suitable software or a serviceprovider that the processing of e-invoices in the XRechnung or ZUGFeRD formatpossible. Also the training of employees in dealing with the new processes andd technologies is an important stepstep to ensure a smooth transitiontransition to electronicelectronic invoice processing to electronic invoicing.

Conclusion

The switch to e-invoices is an important step towards digitization and offers many advantages such as time savings and error reduction. While there are no transitional periods for the receipt of e-invoices and companies must be equipped for this from 2025, the law provides for a gradual introduction for the issuing of invoices. Paper and PDF invoices can still be issued until the end of 2026, from 2027 this will only apply to companies with a maximum turnover of EUR 800,000 in the previous year and from 2028 all companies will have to issue e-invoices, unless exceptions apply. These transitional periods are intended to make the changeover easier for smaller companies in particular and give them more time to adapt their processes.

It is important to emphasize that the obligation to use e-invoices will apply to all companies from 2025, regardless of their size or sector. Regardless of whether you are a small business, craftsman, landlord or freelancer – every entrepreneur should explicitly prepare for the changeover. Because from 2025, there will no longer be any entitlement to any other form of invoice than the e-invoice. If you don’t act in time, you run the risk of losing touch and falling behind the competition. Early engagement with the topic of e-invoicing is therefore essential for every entrepreneur who wants to remain successful on the market in the future.

Tags: billCompetitionCustomizationDigitizationEmployeesEuGermanySoftwareTrainingVat

Beliebte Beträge

The legal protection of a business plan

5b698c02ae6e02ed43d05d01c467b658
24. September 2024

A business plan is an indispensable strategic document for start-ups and company founders. It serves as a roadmap for business...

Read moreDetails

As a teenager, make e-sports men/streamers self-employed?

As a teenager, make e-sports men/streamers self-employed?
2. January 2020

The industry of streamers and e-sports enthusiasts is very young compared to other industries and therefore also for lawyers and...

Read moreDetails

European Accessibility Act and BFSG: Accessibility will be mandatory for websites, online stores & software from 2025

european economic interest grouping eeig
25. April 2025

Accessibility in the digital world is no longer just a voluntary option, but is becoming a legal obligation. The European...

Read moreDetails

Coalition agreement 2025: changes to commercial law for companies, the self-employed and investors

Coalition agreement 2025: changes to commercial law for companies, the self-employed and investors
9. April 2025

The 2025 coalition agreement of the (presumably) new federal government under the leadership of the CDU/CSU and SPD contains extensive...

Read moreDetails

Modern contract design 2025 in the influencer and agency business

Modern contract design 2025 in the influencer and agency business
7. April 2025

Influencer marketing and agency collaborations have gained enormously in importance in recent years. With new technologies, global networking and changing...

Read moreDetails

Influencers abroad: no free pass from German laws

Influencers abroad: no free pass from German laws
14. April 2025

Many influencers dream of escaping the German winter and their local obligations - be it to Dubai, Madeira or the...

Read moreDetails

Influencer agency contracts and Section 627 BGB: Effectively exclude termination in a relationship of trust

Influencer agency contracts and Section 627 BGB: Effectively exclude termination in a relationship of trust
12. April 2025

Contracts between influencers and their agencies or between managers and artists are often based on a close relationship of trust....

Read moreDetails

Liability when using VibeCoding and no-code platforms – implications for legal due diligence

Liability when using VibeCoding and no-code platforms – implications for legal due diligence
31. March 2025

VibeCoding describes a current trend in which software is no longer programmed manually, but is developed almost exclusively using AI...

Read moreDetails

The romanticization of the “fail fast” principle in startups – When does failure become deception towards stakeholders?

The romanticization of the “fail fast” principle in startups – When does failure become deception towards stakeholders?
3. April 2025

"Fail fast, fail often" - hardly any other motto characterizes the start-up culture as much as the idea of trying...

Read moreDetails

5.0 60 reviews

  • Avatar Lennart Korte ★★★★★ vor 2 Monaten
    Ich kann Herrn Härtel als Anwalt absolut weiterempfehlen! Sein Service ist erstklassig – schnelle Antwortzeiten, effiziente … Mehr Arbeit und dabei sehr kostengünstig, was für Startups besonders wichtig ist. Er hat für mein Startup einen Vertrag erstellt, und ich bin von seiner professionellen und zuverlässigen Arbeit überzeugt. Klare Empfehlung!
  • Avatar R.H. ★★★★★ vor 3 Monaten
    Ich kann Hr. Härtel nur empfehlen! Er hat mich bei einem Betrugsversuch einer Krypto Börse rechtlich vertreten. Ich bin sehr … Mehr zufrieden mit seiner engagierten Arbeit gewesen. Ich wurde von Anfang an kompetent, fair und absolut transparent beraten. Trotz eines zähen Verfahrens und einer großen Börse als Gegner, habe ich mich immer sicher und zuversichtlich gefühlt. Auch die Schnelligkeit und die sehr gute Erreichbarkeit möchte ich an der Stelle hoch loben und nochmal meinen herzlichsten Dank aussprechen! Daumen hoch mit 10 Sternen!
  • Avatar P! Galerie ★★★★★ vor 4 Monaten
    Herr Härtel hat uns äusserst kompetent in einen lästigen Fall mit META betreut. Er war effizient, beharrlich, aber auch mit … Mehr uns geduldig. Menschlich top, bis wir am Ende Dank ihm erfolgreich zum Ziel gekommen sind. Können wir wärmstens empfehlen. Und nochmals danke. P.H.
  • Avatar Philip Lucas ★★★★★ vor 8 Monaten
    Wir haben Herrn Härtel für unser Unternehmen konsultiert und sind äußerst zufrieden mit seiner Arbeit. Von Anfang an hat … Mehr er einen überaus kompetenten Eindruck gemacht und sich als ein sehr angenehmer Gesprächspartner erwiesen. Seine fachliche Expertise und seine verständliche und zugängliche Art im Umgang mit komplexen Themen haben uns überzeugt. Wir freuen uns auf eine langfristige und erfolgreiche Zusammenarbeit!
  • Avatar Mosaic Mask Studio ★★★★★ vor 5 Monaten
    Die Kanzlei ist immer ein verlässlicher Partner bei der Sichtung und Bearbeitung von Verträgen in der IT Branche. Es ist … Mehr stets ein professioneller Austausch auf Augenhöhe.
    Die Ergebnisse sind auf hohem Niveau und haben die interessen unsers Unternehmens immer bestmöglich wiedergespiegelt.
    Vielen Dank für die sehr gute Zusammenarbeit.
  • Avatar Mikael Hällgren ★★★★★ vor einem Monat
    I got fantastic support from Marian Härtel. He managed to get my wrongfully suspended Instagram account restored. He was … Mehr incredibly helpful the whole way until the positive outcome. Highly recommended!
  • Avatar Doris H. ★★★★★ vor 10 Monaten
    Herr Härtel hat uns bezüglich eines Telefonvertrags beraten und vertreten. Wir waren mit seinem Service sehr zufrieden. Er … Mehr hat stets schnell auf unsere E-mails und Anrufe reagiert und den Sachverhalt einfach und verständlich erklärt. Wir würden Herrn Härtel jederzeit wieder beauftragen.Vielen Dank für die hervorragende Unterstützung
  • Avatar Philipp Skaar ★★★★★ vor 8 Monaten
    Als kleines inhabergeführtes Hotel sehen wir uns ab und dann (bei sonst weit über dem Durchschnitt liegenden Bewertungen) … Mehr der Herausforderung von aus der Anonymität heraus agierenden "Netz-Querulanten" gegenüber gestellt. Herr Härtel versteht es außerordentlich spür- und feinsinnig, derartige - oftmals auf Rufschädigung ausgerichtete - Bewertungen bereits im Keim, also außergerichtlich, zu ersticken und somit unseren Betrieb vor weiteren Folgeschäden zu bewahren. Seine Umsetzungsgeschwindigkeit ist beeindruckend, seine bisherige Erfolgsquote = 100%.Ergo: Unsere erste Adresse zur Abwehr von geschäftsschädigenden Angriffen aus dem Web.
  • ●
  • ●
  • ●
  • ●

Video-Galerie

Contract for work and services vs. service contract: key differences for IT, software and esports
Contract for work and services vs. service contract: key differences for IT, software and esports
Marian Härtel - Your expert for games law and esports
Marian Härtel – Your expert for games law and esports
Intro - Video about me!
Intro – Video about me!
Dissent

Dissent

16. October 2024

Definition and legal basis: In German contract law, dissent refers to the lack of agreement between the contracting parties. It...

Read moreDetails
Cloud service contract

Cloud service contract

16. October 2024
Slicing the Pie

Slicing the Pie

27. June 2023
Why rules of procedure for managing directors in a GmbH can be useful

Business Angel

25. June 2023
Research tax allowance

Research tax allowance

16. October 2024

Podcast Folgen

Globale Herausforderungen für Startups – Ein rechtlicher Leitfaden

Globale Herausforderungen für Startups – Ein rechtlicher Leitfaden

2. October 2024

Dieser informative Podcast bietet einen umfassenden Einblick in die rechtlichen Herausforderungen, denen sich Startups bei ihrer internationalen Expansion gegenübersehen. Der...

Die Romantisierung des Prinzips ‘Fail Fast’ in Startups – Wann wird Scheitern zur Täuschung gegenüber Beteiligten?

Die Romantisierung des Prinzips ‘Fail Fast’ in Startups – Wann wird Scheitern zur Täuschung gegenüber Beteiligten?

20. April 2025

In diese Episode wird die komplexe Beziehung zwischen dem 'Fail Fast'-Prinzip und den Verantwortlichkeiten der Gründer gegenüber Investoren und Mitarbeitern...

Rechtskette beim Spieleentwickler

Rechtskette beim Spieleentwickler

19. April 2025

In dieser kurzen Episode diskutieren Anna und Max die Bedeutung der Rechtekette im Game Development – ein zentraler Aspekt für...

Auf der dunklen Seite? Ein Rechtsanwalt im Spannungsfeld innovativer Startups

Auf der dunklen Seite? Ein Rechtsanwalt im Spannungsfeld innovativer Startups

25. September 2024

In dieser persönlichen und fesselnden Episode taucht der erfahrene IT- und Medienrechtsanwalt tief in die Grauzone seiner beruflichen Tätigkeit ein....

  • Home
  • Imprint
  • Privacy policy
  • Terms
  • Agile and lean law firm
  • Ideal partner
  • Contact
  • Videos
Marian Härtel, Rathenaustr. 58a, 14612 Falkensee, info@itmedialaw.com

Marian Härtel - Rechtsanwalt für IT-Recht, Medienrecht und Startups, mit einem Fokus auf innovative Geschäftsmodelle, Games, KI und Finanzierungsberatung.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
  • Contact
  • Leistungen
    • Support with the foundation
    • Focus areas of attorney Marian Härtel
    • Consulting for influencers and streamers
    • Advice in e-commerce
    • DLT and Blockchain consulting
    • Games law consulting
    • Support and advice of agencies
    • Legal advice in corporate law: from incorporation to structuring
    • Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and Games
    • Investment advice
    • Booking as speaker
    • Legal compliance and expert opinions
    • Legal advice in corporate law: from incorporation to structuring
    • Contract review and preparation
  • About lawyer Marian Härtel
    • About lawyer Marian Härtel
    • Agile and lean law firm
    • Focus on start-ups
    • Principles as a lawyer
    • The everyday life of an IT lawyer
    • How can I help clients?
    • Why a lawyer and business consultant?
    • Focus on start-ups
    • How can I help clients?
    • Team: Saskia Härtel – WHO AM I?
    • Testimonials
    • Imprint
  • Videos
    • Video series – about me
    • Information videos – about Marian Härtel
    • Videos on services
    • Blogpost – individual videos
    • Shorts
    • Third-party videos
    • Podcast format
    • Other videos
  • Knowledge base
  • Podcast
  • Blogposts
    • Lange Artikel / Ausführungen
    • Law on the Internet
    • Online retail
    • Law and computer games
    • Law and Esport
    • Blockchain and web law
    • Data protection Law
    • Labour law
    • EU law
    • Corporate
    • Competition law
    • Copyright
    • Tax
    • Internally
    • Other
  • en English
  • de Deutsch
Kostenlose Kurzberatung