For a successful collaboration on the yoummday platform, it is crucial that you provide your contact details correctly. In this article you will learn how this works.
First name and surname
You have already entered your first and last name at the beginning of your registration with yoummday. This basic data serves as initial identification and is essential for further processing.
Work and billing address
Entering your work and billing address is another important step. These addresses are not only relevant to determine which tax and data protection regulations apply to you, but also to correctly organize the administrative framework of your activity on yoummday.
Billing address: This is the address of your company or self-employed activity to which invoices or credit notes are issued. It determines which tax regulations apply to your activity and is particularly relevant for billing with yoummday and clients.
Work address: This is the place where you provide your services, i.e. your actual workplace. Depending on the project, yoummday offers the option of working from different locations. It is important that each work address is known and verified by yoummday to ensure smooth and compliant cooperation.
Importance of the different offers for EU and non-EU
Another reason for the detailed recording of your address data is the offer that depends on your location. Due to different tax and data protection regulations in the EU and outside, there are different framework conditions and opportunities for talents depending on their location.
Next steps after entering your contact details
Once your contact details are complete and correct in our system, the next step is documentation. This usually involves submitting certain documents that confirm your self-employment and your tax details.