How long have you been saving equity for your house?

  • Erstellt am 2021-05-03 23:44:32

hampshire

2021-05-07 11:03:50
  • #1
The planning options of companies and individuals are often confused. Income millionaires are individuals, not companies.
 

hampshire

2021-05-07 11:06:25
  • #2
For most people, this is almost unattainable and not a matter of either-or.
 

Myrna_Loy

2021-05-07 11:12:20
  • #3
Humanities research binds relatively few resources. A humanities degree costs the university around 6,000 francs per person annually. A physics degree amounts to 70,000 francs, a medical degree to more than 100,000 francs. The costs are likely similar to those in Germany. If we are already talking about tuition fees and costs caused by long-term students, then perhaps one should also differentiate what the costs are. And how some countries do it, linking tuition fees to later income. The medical professional will hardly ever repay the 600,000 euros indirectly through taxes, whereas the humanities scholar is more likely to repay the 30,000 euros.
 

Wiesel29

2021-05-07 11:15:19
  • #4
Everything is correct and indisputable. What should also be noted is that such people are more likely to buy a suit for €3,000 or jewelry for €10,000 or cars for six-figure amounts, etc. All of this generates value-added tax again and provides people with jobs and income. Last year we had someone who had a yacht built privately. He paid a whopping €850,000 in value-added tax on it. It’s not like the income millionaires only pay income tax. Over the year, several thousand more come in through consumption. I don’t want to defend them to the death here, but the top 10% bear around 50% of the tax burden (if I remember correctly).
 

Acof1978

2021-05-07 11:29:08
  • #5



The increase in house prices is still somewhat "humane". Look at the land prices. Example: my village Fichtenwalde (50 km from Berlin). A few weeks ago, prices were around 200 - 250 € per sqm. Last week, Town & Country sold 18 plots (580-650 sqm) with builder binding for 388 € / sqm + commission. These sold within a few hours. Absurd.
 

Tolentino

2021-05-07 11:51:33
  • #6
: That's true, but an income millionaire can establish a company/foundation much faster in order to pay comparatively little personal taxes in return.

: But the really expensive stuff is then not bought in Germany or not as a private person but through a foundation or a shell company located in a country where there is no luxury tax and only very low VAT. You are right, not everyone does it that way. But at least for me, it was not about demonizing all income millionaires, but to say that they have more ways to avoid tax payments. A statistic for Germany went like this: 45 Germans own as much as the poorer half of the population (source Spiegel article with the headline)
 

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