Construction project with a granny flat

  • Erstellt am 2019-09-01 11:37:37

fragg

2019-09-02 09:03:06
  • #1


having to pay taxes now is not such a huge disadvantage. 500 cold rent minus the marginal tax rate is still more than no 500 cold rent minus the marginal tax rate. especially since you can depreciate the construction costs, if you don’t overdo it with the rent you can rent tax-free for the first 50 years. everything related to renting can be fully deducted (labor AND materials!), so also proportionally land registry, notary, broker, loan interest, commitment interest, surveyor, soil report, outdoor facilities, kitchen, painting...

i wouldn’t do it now if you’re financially dependent on it, but as a little side project for some cash flow it’s pretty nice.
 

HilfeHilfe

2019-09-02 09:47:05
  • #2


what kind of nice flat pseudo tax calculations always happen here is quite nice
 

fragg

2019-09-02 10:17:04
  • #3


but you do agree with me that 1€ minus 20% is more than 0€ tax-free?

The statement sounded like: renting out isn’t worth it because you then have to pay taxes. Yes, going to work isn’t worth it either, I then also have to pay more taxes than if I were on welfare...
 

Wiesel29

2019-09-02 11:32:32
  • #4
So, I'm sitting here right at the source and have between 10 and 30 [Anlage V] on my desk every day. Just to put it simply. Anyone who makes a tax profit with [Anlage V] in the first 10-15 years is definitely doing something wrong.

Regards
 

HilfeHilfe

2019-09-02 12:41:05
  • #5
Well, and when the cabins are paid off? Not that much is invested anymore to make it tax attractive.
 

ypg

2019-09-02 13:06:37
  • #6
What is left over then? So what can contribute to a monthly installment? Fine. A plot is equity. It just has to belong to you. So first clarify to what extent your parents really want to gift it to you and what capacities the plot has regarding a house. The big advantage: land doesn't run away, so you can really step on the gas when saving. 1500 could already be possible with your warm rent. I am in public service myself. There are hardly any trends except the increments. The tariff increases are hard fought and just offset inflation. Ooh, that’s easy to say at 23. But you can take precautions with a small extra room. Regarding the granny flat: you already haven’t saved money for your own home. So why on earth are you planning living space for others? One step at a time: what can you pay as a repayment if the additional costs are 300€ on top and a risk insurance must also be included?
 

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