Curious financing idea

  • Erstellt am 2019-09-12 12:21:57

Marit

2019-09-12 20:52:12
  • #1


Where exactly is the non-cash benefit here if I let my parents live rent-free?

Sorry, but please keep such half-truths to yourself. Of course, you can let relatives live rent-free, you just can’t deduct any costs related to the apartment anywhere. But then you don’t need an income and expenses statement either.
 

nordanney

2019-09-13 07:54:03
  • #2
Sorry, you can gladly inquire at the tax office in Moers. I actually got into a fight with them for this reason regarding my 2015 or 2016 tax return. Read carefully – that was just a comparison. Of course, it is NOT a monetary benefit. But self-consumed electricity must also be taxed.
 

Marit

2019-09-13 08:20:28
  • #3


And precisely this comparison is wrong. With self-consumed electricity, I derive a benefit because I use the electricity myself and thus do not have to buy electricity from others, similarly with the company car that I am allowed to use for private trips and therefore do not have to buy my own car, and where exactly is the benefit when I let my parents live rent-free?
 

Schlaflied

2019-09-17 10:20:12
  • #4
To clarify how we will manage everything now. I thank you for all the suggestions, tips, objections. They have helped us a lot! We will take the mentioned house. We get €390,000 from the bank and €40,000 from the father-in-law. This also covers the renovation. We will rent out the upstairs. But of course, everything will be done in a legal, normal way. The parents will not move upstairs either. Thank you all for everything.
 

Isokrates

2019-09-17 16:55:52
  • #5


Well, I work as a tax auditor at the tax office and am hearing about this model (with regard to Germany) for the first time. The correspondence would therefore interest me greatly, as I cannot find any legal basis for it. In the rental to relatives at low or no rent, there is regularly a lack of intent to earn income (total profit forecast). Only the already mentioned peculiarity regarding renting to relatives with the 2/3 rule (if the rent corresponds to 2/3 of the local customary rent, I can claim 100% of the costs, otherwise only proportionally) exists. What I cannot rule out, of course, is an individual case in which the tax office assumed actual rental income (for whatever reason).
 

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