Part III - Authorities & Associations
Trigger A - Business Registration: After business registration, authority registrations and identifiers follow.
Overview of Articles (ED11-ED14)
| Art. | Title (DE) | Title (EN) | Core Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| ED11 | Finanzamt: Steuernummer, § 60a AO, Lohnsteuer-Anmeldung | Tax Office: Tax Number, § 60a AO, Payroll Tax Filing | What tax office obligations does an organization have, and how are they documented in the repo? |
| ED12 | Behördenschnittstellen-Praxis: ELSTER, DE-Mail, eXTra - Vermittlung durch GitCover | Authority Interface Practice: ELSTER, DE-Mail, eXTra - Mediation by GitCover | Why are authority interfaces hardly usable for laypeople, and how does the GitCover harness mediate between external systems and regulations? |
| ED13 | DRV-Statusfeststellung § 7a SGB IV: Antrag, Bescheid, Risiko | DRV Status Determination § 7a SGB IV: Application, Decision, Risk | Why is status determination critical (active pension vs. self-employed)? |
| ED14 | Bundesagentur für Arbeit & BZSt: Betriebsnummer, W-IdNr, USt-IdNr | Federal Employment Agency & BZSt: Operating Number, W-IdNr, USt-IdNr | Which central identifiers does an organization need, and where are they located? |
Context
Part III covers the authority identifiers and interfaces. Practice shows: many interfaces are legally regulated but hardly usable for laypeople (complexity, fallibility, unsuitability). GitCover mediates between external systems (e-mail, ELSTER, DE-Mail) and risk-affine regulations.
Status: ED11-ED14 created (only .de.md).