Exceptional + generous, how to proceed?

2016-04-21 09:34:50

Or lottery winner.

2016-04-21 10:24:30

Lottery winners do not have such an income tax assessment.

I suppose I can understand Merlin's question, it was also on the tip of my tongue. On the one hand, the OP does not talk about the best year, on the other hand, he has to pay additional tax. That does not really add up. Unless he had previously had the advance payments reduced.

2016-04-21 11:16:00

I think her income situation should no longer be the issue, right?

2016-04-21 13:17:40

Lottery winners do not have such an income tax assessment.

I suppose I can understand Merlin's question, it was also on the tip of my tongue.
On the one hand, the OP does not mention the best year, on the other hand he has to make an additional payment. That in itself doesn't add up. Unless he had previously reduced the advance payments.

Nonsense... he just needs to have had less income 1 or 2 years before. But the years before that significantly more.

You are an expert and can surely understand that.

2016-04-21 13:19:16

especially ridiculous ~20000 EUR back payment. I will also pay that this year and my income is only half as high...

What I rather wonder: Why so much money in taxes? His average burden should be just under 41.x %. There are several legal ways to reduce that (e.g. Sparschwein GmbH).

Regards, Steffen

PS: Panama is said to work well too

2016-04-21 13:31:47

You almost feel like you're at the tax advisor. Somehow this whole thing reminds me of the movie "Italian Job," when one guy didn't know what to do with the money and stole the other guys' ideas.

Exceptional + generous, how to proceed?

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