What translators and interpreters absolutely need to know For many translators and interpreters, language and precision are everyday tools – both in communication and in their profession. But when it comes to invoicing, things often get more complicated. Small businesses in Germany in particular are subject to special tax regulations that provide relief but also […]
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Fridge Facts As a translator, you juggle meanings, connotations and linguistic conventions on a daily basis. A word is never “neutral,” because behind every term lies a story, an expectation, a cultural connotation. If the European Parliament now attempts to ban or restrict terms such as “vegan bratwurst,” “veggie schnitzel,” or “vegan burger,” this will
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Leiche and Einfache Sprache: Accessible Communication for Everyone Comprehensible language is a key element of modern communication – it ensures that information is accessible to as many people as possible. Companies, public authorities, and translation agencies are therefore increasingly asking themselves how texts can be formulated in such a way that no one is excluded.
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How Translators Avoid and Resolve Conflicts with Clients Language professionals are bridge builders between cultures. They translate contracts, technical texts, and speeches, ensuring that communication across language barriers is successful. In practice, however, translators and interpreters often face challenges that go beyond pure language skills. Misunderstandings or conflicts arise time and again, which affect both
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The DataFlow Group is an international provider based in Dubai that has specialized in Primary Source Verification (PSV) since its founding in 2006. PSV involves verifying the authenticity of academic degrees, professional licenses, and professional experience directly with the issuing institutions. With a network of over 160,000 institutions in more than 200 countries and over
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Localization – crucial for your success with software and websites Anyone who provides software or web content for international audiences faces a decision: Is translation sufficient, or is complete localization necessary? The answer depends less on the amount of text and more on the target audience, functionality and cultural context. While translation focuses on the
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Winning over for democracy! Europe’s responsibility for human dignity and peace 60th Theodor Heuss Prize awarded to Maia Sandu – Photo: Jan Potente Stuttgart, May 27, 2025 – Last weekend, the 60th award ceremony of the renowned Theodor Heuss Prize took place in a festive setting at the Haus der Wirtschaft in Stuttgart. The ReSartus
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International document usage If you want to use documents abroad, you often face the challenge of having them officially certified. For a document or certificate to be recognized in another country, its authenticity must be verified. Depending on the target country, a document must be apostilled or legalized. Our company, ReSartus, can help you prepare
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Translation fraud in the digital age In the increasingly digitized translation industry, a phenomenon that has so far received little attention is drastically on the rise: organized translation fraud. What sounds harmless is in fact a complex network of forgery, identity theft, and systematic deception – with noticeable consequences for companies that depend on high-quality
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Comparison with actual inflation The German government plans to adjust the Judicial Remuneration and Compensation Act (JVEG) in 2025. Originally, the new rates were to come into force as early as January 1, 2025, but this date has been delayed. As part of this adjustment, the fees for interpreters are to be increased from €85
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