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Germany: WZ 2025
Germany and WZ 2025, the national timetable as published by the German statistical office, and where a German code is confirmed.
The four levels
- Level 1 Section One letter
- Level 2 Division Two digits
- Level 3 Group Three digits
- Level 4 Class Four digits
Guides in this cluster
- How does the section letter shift work in Germany?
How the section letter shift from the split of the old Section J works in WZ 2025, and how to read German codes across it.
- How is WZ 2025 introduced gradually?
How WZ 2025 is introduced gradually into German official statistics, and which domain dates Destatis publishes.
- How many headings does WZ 2025 have?
How many headings WZ 2025 has at each level, and how the counts compare with WZ 2008.
- How is the classification server searched?
How the classification server is searched for WZ 2025 headings, and how index results are tested in the notes.
- How was WZ 2025 approved and published?
How WZ 2025 was approved and published by Destatis, and where the classification and its keyword index are found.
- How were energy and waste restructured in Germany?
How energy production and waste activities were restructured in WZ 2025, following the European changes.
- What are double reporting and backcasting in Germany?
What double reporting and backcasting are in the German introduction of WZ 2025, and how they keep series comparable.
- What are the five levels of WZ 2025?
What the five levels of WZ 2025 are, and how the fifth level differs from the European levels.
- What changed for intermediation in Germany?
What changed for intermediation activities in WZ 2025, and how the new headings relate to the old groupings.
- What does a WZ code not decide?
What a WZ code does not decide, and why other bodies rules govern the questions readers often attach to the code.
- What happened to Division 45 in Germany?
What happened to Division 45 in WZ 2025, and where its activities sit in the German structure.
- What is WZ 2025?
What WZ 2025 is, how it relates to NACE Rev. 2.1, and who publishes it in Germany.
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