Construction on the "Noch" property of the parents-in-law/Notarial solution?

  • Erstellt am 2024-09-25 13:29:58

mitglied123

2024-09-25 15:49:09
  • #1


The development plan that applies to the rest of the town is applied to this property. Correct, we have to handle the development ourselves. Good idea, one I have never heard of! Should the property suddenly be worth more, that is a good idea.
 

11ant

2024-09-25 16:06:38
  • #2
Congratulations on this rare case! That an inclusion in the scope of a development plan follows an adjustment statute occurs very rarely. This is hardly credible in this respect – I hope that your knowledge is knowledge rather than hope. It is downright scandalous how deeply this not exactly small group of those affected sleeps, as these (in-law) parental land gifts are a widespread phenomenon and thus an economically relevant stupidity, either not getting advice at all or only from taxadvisors. The development is paid by the property development company to the municipality and by you to the company. Your children will later be happy about the leasehold income, but as said, the complete concept cannot be given here and directly by me. But "my" association will also take care of that.
 

chand1986

2024-09-25 21:03:05
  • #3
The task of a tax advisor is to submit taxes in a legally secure manner. Not optimized for profit. The entire training is also aimed at this legal certainty and only little at design options.

That tax advisors advise on how to legally save taxes is an eternal myth. That was never true.
Tax advisors who can do that have educated themselves independently or previously worked for the [FA]. They are rather rare.
 

11ant

2024-09-25 22:50:16
  • #4
Therefore, the old designation "Steuerbevollmächtigter" was more accurate. However, the industry profits well from not dispelling this myth. And even calls their clients "Mandanten," which promotes the misconception of partiality for the clientele. ... do not do so out of fear for their license while running a tax office.
 

ReXel83

2024-09-25 23:03:54
  • #5
A transfer of the property before the preliminary building application would have been the safer way. For tax purposes, the market value of the property is relevant - not (necessarily) the standard land value. If the building authority gets wind of a positively approved preliminary building application, it could assign the market value of a building plot. However, I am not sure to what extent the tax office conducts its own investigations or queries this circumstance...
 

nordanney

2024-09-25 23:23:45
  • #6
The building authority is not interested in the value. This is initially relevant for the notary (even if the notary does not determine the value themselves but adopts the information from their client – they are only supposed to advise and draw up a legally secure contract). The tax office then receives the purchase contract, looks into it, and if agricultural land or similar (which also becomes apparent from the land registry data listed in the purchase contract) is being sold, no one at the tax office asks about the value anymore, because for such plots a) standard land values and b) empirical values are known. It all runs very smoothly and effortlessly.
 

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