Tag: payment

One-off payment for students: the long wait for 200 euros

Be patient for 200 euros Work has been going on at "high pressure" for months - millions of students are still waiting for a one-off payment Long wait for the one-off payment of 200 euros: students at the University of Cologne (archive image) © Oliver Berg / DPA It should be quick and easy, the opposite is evidently the case. Around 3.5 million students are still waiting for their promised one-time payment of 200 euros. For how much longer? Despite...

Foreign Media Reveals Twitter Is Applying For Payment Licenses And Will Support Crypto In The Future

Twitter is preparing for the necessary regulatory approvals to integrate payments into its platform. Including support for crypto in the future, as reported by the Financial Times. The social media platform is applying for a license. and design the necessary software to make payments to the platform. It's part of Elon Musk's drive to turn Twitter into a "super app," the FT said, citing people familiar with the company's plans. The payment will focus on fiat currencies “early,” according to...

Eurobarometer survey: Many EU citizens have payment problems

Status: 01/12/2023 09:11 a.m The prices are rising rapidly. According to a survey commissioned by the EU Parliament, almost 40 percent of EU citizens are struggling with payment problems. Almost every second person is already complaining about a reduced standard of living. By Stephan Ueberbach, ARD Studio Brussels Rising energy and food prices are a growing concern for the citizens of the European Union. According to the latest Eurobarometer survey commissioned by the European Parliament, nine out of ten respondents...

“We don’t pay”: Left-wing initiative calls for a payment strike

If a million people take part, the left-wing initiative "We don't pay" no longer wants to pay the electricity bills. What the group demands from politicians - and what risks a payment strike entails. "We can't and don't want to afford the high electricity prices anymore," says a young woman who calls herself Marie Bach. She is sitting on a stage in the "Red Salon" on Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz in Berlin. A poster hangs in front of her. "We don't pay," it...

A deadline for the payment of taxes and social security contributions granted to bakers

A little respite for bakers hit hard by rising energy prices. Elisabeth Borne announced on Tuesday that they will be able to "request the deferral of the payment of their taxes and social security contributions" to relieve their cash flow.The Head of Government also wished on France Info that the bakers, who must be received at Bercy in the morning, can also “spread out” the energy bills for the first months of the year “to get through this difficult time...

The payment will be automatic and managed by the Caf from 2023

Faced with alimony not paid by their ex-spouse, divorced or separated parents can appeal to Aripa (Agency for the collection of unpaid alimony). Since March 1, 2022, this public body dependent on the Family Allowance Fund (Caf) has the power to automatically organize the payment of pensions.On January 1, 2023, the passage through this device will become systematic, reports France info. From now on, for all separations with judgment fixing alimony, "financial intermediation will be automatic, unless both parents oppose...

Federal Association Directing against Netflix: What payment is appropriate? – Culture

Interviewed by Susan VahabzadehDo German directors earn too little at Netflix? The Federal Association of Directing has been trying for three years to agree on fair remuneration rules with the streaming portal - now the association is initiating arbitration proceedings. The sticking point is once again that Netflix reveals so little about its user numbers. The director Jobst Oetzmann, who has staged many "Tatort" episodes and the mini-ARD series "Crime" based on Ferdinand von Schirach and sits on the association's...

Payment of civil servants often incorrect – Bavaria

The Bavarian Supreme Court of Auditors (ORH) complains about high error rates in the classification and thus in the payment of state employees. According to a statistical projection, at least seven percent of all payslips could be incorrect in 2019 and at least 3.5 percent in 2020. The ORH announced this on Wednesday in Munich.The ORH refers to the examination of 400 individual cases in each of the two years. In these cases alone, EUR 625,000 or EUR 210,000 was...