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We have just sold our house in the UK and now need to transfer the funds (approx €150k in total) from TSB to Sparkasse. Can I confirm that I DO NOT need to notify the Bundesbank as both accounts are in the same name? You don't need to report the transfers, but you have to report the earlier transac...

** ausgefülltes Formular Prüfungsbericht zusammen mit den darin genannten Unterlagen (Der Prüfungsbericht muss ausgefüllt werden durch Steuerberater, Wirtschaftsprüfer oder Steuerbevollmächtigte.) und The only city I've had caseworkers ask for a Prüfungsbericht (a lot of work, they ask for monthly ...

In ELSTER, there is a section "Meine Formulare". There, go into the tab "Übermittelte Formulare". SmartSelect_20250924_113422_Chrome.jpg Find the transmitted Umsatzsteuererklärung 2023 in that list, click on it and then on the bottom choose "Herunterladen --> PDF". Send...

Since she has owned it for more than 10 years, she does not need to mention the sale at all in her tax return, since it is not steuerbar.

My father in law has the small pension mentioned above and Pflegegeld and Blindengeld (which in Brandenburg reduces the Pflegegeld). Do Pflegegeld and/or Blindengeld count as "income" when declaring my father in laws income for these purposes? No, they don't, since they are not listed in ...

murphaph wrote: ↑Tue Sep 16, 2025 9:25 pm My understanding is that we have to choose which deduction to take, either the Pflegepauschbetrag or the Unterhaltsleistungen. Is that correct?

No, you can claim for both.

Only for people with no income of their own do you get to claim the Grundfreibetrag (in your case, pro rata temporis, 50%). He however has income, so his own income will lower what you can claim. --> there will not be much left to claim. See § 33a (1) Satz 5 EStG: https://dejure.org/gesetze/EStG/33a...

I mentioned this to a Makler and he said not to worry, if sold within 2 years at ca. initial valuation, you can challenge the Finanzamt and won’t have to pay inheritance tax most likely. Values haven’t risen over the last year. Now it’s nearly a year since my inheritance and I will definitely have ...

Just to mention….as far as I’ve learned and hopefully understood correctly, for DE tax (therefore KK too) matters, you can split some expenditure over 2-5 years. Such as your windows and most other costs other than servicing (gas etc). Ie, if your windows cost 10k and you only needed 5k to be under...

2026 is the answer to both your questions. Please note that if your client is either: a non-EU business or a non-German EU business with a valid VAT-ID number, the validity of which you have to check here (and do a PDF print-out as proof that you checked): https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/...

During the months they live with you in Germany, you can claim the full Grundfreibetrag per person (well, if they live here 7 months, then 7/12 * Grundfreibetrag) as an expense in Anlage Unterhalt, line 25: https://www.steuern.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Steuerformulare_2024/Anlage_Unterhalt_2024_steue...

Fraufruit wrote: ↑Sun Aug 31, 2025 2:53 pm Please name and shame the brand of that P.O.S. laptop.

Looks like a HP.

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I'm planning to leave Germany. I've got a permanent residence through a Blue Card. I'm married to a German citizen. If I do an abmeldung and register in another non EU country as a fiscal resident as well. Would I lose my permanent citizenship? Yes, after 6 months of having left Germany, please see...

yesterday wrote: ↑Sat Aug 23, 2025 5:18 pm I just used a small faulk,

Do you mean a fork?

For example: https://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B0006UF6DA/

Membership in the NHS counts as "membership in an EU public health insurance", so go back to Techniker and get them to acknowledge your KVdR status.

That would only be true if you were a voluntary member of public health insurance once you retire. However, I assume that once you retire, you will be a member of the KVdR, i.e. a mandatory member of public health insurance. To find out what the KVdR is, please read this: https://happy.toytown.ing/v...

About three years after that, this came up during a discussion on TT and Starbright* tried to help me understand what I bad deal that was. * I'm pretty sure it was Starbright. Wasn't he an insurance guy? I cannot for the life of me remember his real name. Starshollow, aka Patrick Ott, he's now the ...

So, if someone earns more than 5.512,50 per month from their full-time job and then gets a pension on top, does this mean that the pension isn't subject to KK tax? I will be in a similar position in a few years with working full-time but will receive a small UK mil pension. Yes. You never owe contr...

In that case, tell him to change to your Krankenkasse