Yeah, you should incorporate. Not only that, keep separate accounts such as hosting, email, payment gateway, etc.
Incorporating abroad spares you of a hassle dealing with German bureaucracy as a company. Not as an individual. Same goes for tax liabilities. Whatever you draw from a company either as income or dividends gets taxed wherever you happen to be a resident.
What many of my Germany-based friends, relatives, business associates do. They incorporate abroad and pay income to their Germany registered gewerbe (for those unfamiliar with German system, it's like sole trader).
A cousin is a steuerberater in Hamburg while a close friend is a wealth manager in Berlin. If you think they could be of any help, feel free to reach out to me.
Incorporating abroad spares you of a hassle dealing with German bureaucracy as a company. Not as an individual. Same goes for tax liabilities. Whatever you draw from a company either as income or dividends gets taxed wherever you happen to be a resident.
What many of my Germany-based friends, relatives, business associates do. They incorporate abroad and pay income to their Germany registered gewerbe (for those unfamiliar with German system, it's like sole trader).
A cousin is a steuerberater in Hamburg while a close friend is a wealth manager in Berlin. If you think they could be of any help, feel free to reach out to me.